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The Cooke Book®- Recipes for Success
Great Tasting Fruit
and a Whole Lot More
When you eat fresh fruit, picked tree ripe, dripping with flavor and
sweetness, it is a great joy. It is something you remember. When most
homeowners eat supermarket fruit, picked hard, held in storage and
shipped long distances, no wonder the farmers are broke. The fruit has
little taste and buyers seem to forget to return for more. That fruit has
been bred for good looks, eye appeal and early harvest but the breeders
seem to forgot to keep the best tasting ones in the process.
The L.E. Cooke Co is in the business of growing trees that delight the
end user. Our fruit trees are selected for great taste first and foremost.
If they happen to have a long harvest season (opposite of what a farmer
wants), all the better. After all, what family can eat all the fruit from a
tree in 3-5 days?
I personally look forward to July 4th every year, not for the fireworks, but
because I know to visit the Santa Barbara Peach trees which ripen about
that time to eat some of the best tasting peaches I have ever tasted.
Sparklers for the taste palette.
The staff and workers at L.E. Cooke Co have the opportunity to taste test
great fruit from May through November. It is from our taste experiences
that the staff is creating Recommended Variety Fruit lists for the 45
Sunset Climate Zones across the United States and Canada. (Why Sunset
Zones? We explain why in detail on our web site and you can find your
zone(s) on the Sunset Zone Map).
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There are 71 acres of scion wood orchards near the office where we make the
cuttings and collect the budwood to re-create the trees that are so favored by
homeowners and quality landscapes. The computer says there are over 26,000
records of trees, vines and shrubs in this collection. The Research Orchard is
next to the main office where we can walk down the rows letting our taste buds
select the new fruit trees to offer each year. For fruit tree selections – taste is the
highest priority.
If you look through this 84 page Catalog you will find 31 pages dedicated to edible
fruits and nuts – trees, grapes, berries and vegetables. You will also notice there
are a large number of “Heirloom” fruit trees. These are the great tasting fruit
trees that have been favorites for many, many years and, in spite of breeders’ best
efforts to replace them, have remained favorites across our land.
Our goal is to grow great tasting fruit trees and help you select the right ones for
your climate. Your success depends upon happy customers, so having a successful
fruit tree program builds your reputation by word of happy mouths.
I hope that by the time you receive this catalog that we will have completed the
Recommended Variety lists for the 45 Sunset Climate Zones and posted them
on our web site. So I guess I better wrap this up and get it to the printer. Then
I can figure out how to add those variety lists to the web site. I think you will
appreciate this tool.
There is a whole lot more in this catalog than edible fruits, but that has been the
hot button in recent years so we want to help you capitalize on it.
I am hearing early reports of good spring sales. I hope you have a great year.
God Bless. Ron Ludekens
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DRIP IRRIGATION
Conversion from Furrow Irrigation to Drip Irrigation
Persimmon Roots on Drip System - Huge difference!
DRIP IRRIGATION IMPROVES QUALITY
In recent years it was our decision to convert our field production from
furrow irrigation to drip irrigation. All our irrigation water is pumped
from underground aquifers. The original decision was purely to be good
stewards of resources and cut down on water usage because we knew the
cost of the drip would cost more than the savings of electrical costs by
pumping less water. The up-front conversion costs were huge so only a
few fields could be done each year.
What we did not anticipate was the huge improvement in our quality of
trees and root systems. Consistency of size across the rows was improved
– even in fields with weak spots such as sand streaks. When the hottest
temperatures arrive in the summer, we can irrigate whole fields at one
time and prevent trees from shutting down – again aiding the uniformity
of growth and branching.
The biggest improvements were hidden until harvest. The root systems
are vastly improved. Water and nutrients are kept in the immediate root
zone. Before food and water were in the furrows between the rows which
meant the digger blades cut off the fibrous roots out there. Now they stay
with the tree.
Some nurseries undercut their trees to accomplish this same affect but
we have accomplished the effect without running the risk of slowing tree
growth or introducing disease like crown gall to the cut roots.
Viability also improved as a result. Although viability losses are very
low, the more sensitive items have shown improvement. For example,
Persimmons used to have a very coarse root structure with little fiber.
Losses traditionally ran higher because of it. Today the trees have a mass
of fiber (see photo) and losses for those drip grown trees have dropped to
nearly nothing.
100% of the 2010-2011 crop will be harvested from fields fed on drip
and every crop from here on will be on drip. It took a huge investment
to convert nearly 1,000 acres but it is done and we are pleased with the
results. The commitment to conserve water turned into a better quality
product.
In the end, we did save money too. Drip greatly reduced tractor work,
weeding and dust suppression.
EXCELLENCE
IN
BAREROOT
FROM THE
NURSERIES OF
L. E. COOKE CO
26333 Road 140
Visalia, CA 93292-9452
800-845-5193
559-732-9146
Fax 559-732-3702
Email: [email protected]
www.lecooke.com
TABLE OF CONTENTS
FRUIT & NUT TREES
Fruit Trees
(EZ-Pick®, Standard & Semi Dwarf)
Combination Fruit Trees
“Patio” Fruit Trees (Genetic Dwarf)
Nut Trees
SMALL FRUITS & VEGETABLES
Grapevines
Packaged Grapevines
Berry Plants
Packaged Berries
Vegetable Plants & Packaged Vegetable Plants
SHRUBS
Bush Form
Tree Form
FLOWERING, ORNAMENTAL & SHADE TREES
Alphabetically Listed by Botanical Name with
Common Name Cross Reference Included
DELIVERY DATES
TERMS & CONDITIONS
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7 - 26
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28 - 29
30 - 31
32 - 33
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34 - 36
36
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38 - 46
47 - 48
49 - 82
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WE INVITE YOU TO VISIT US
You are always welcome to come visit the nurseries of L.E. Cooke.
We are proud to show our office, fields and greenhouses to our guests.
During the summer months you have the added pleasure of tasting
the fruits from our expansive research and scion wood orchards.
In addition, we highly recommend you visit the three spectacular
National Parks located close by (Sequoia, Kings Canyon & Yosemite).
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DISCOUNTS & CREDITS
Discount %
Order Value
15%
14%
13%
12%
11%
10%
9%
8%
7%
6%
5%
4%
3%
2%
NET
$36,000 & UP
$32,000 - $35,999
$28,000 - $31,999
$24,000 - $27,999
$20,000 - $23,999
$16,000 - $19,999
$14,000 - $15,999
$12,000 - $13,999
$10,000 - $11,999
$8,000 - $9,999
$7,000 - $7,999
$6,000 - $6,999
$5,000 - $5,999
$4,000 - $4,999
0 - $3,999
RETAIL & WHOLESALE VOLUME DISCOUNTS
Volume discounts are available due to savings from assembling, loading, delivery and
office processing of orders. They are based on total amount of bareroot confirmed before
the original delivery is made. Any substituting or pro-rating we might do will not lower the
percentage of discount. Any cancellations made by the customer will affect the discount, if
the value is dropped into a lower bracket. After original delivery, additional orders are
invoiced using the same discount percentage earned on the original order. You are
encouraged to build the best quantity volume possible for your original delivery.
Discounts apply to all deciduous trees (Fruit, Flowering, Shade), Shrubs and Grapes.
All Royalties and items on the Berry and Vegetable pages are NET.
(THE DISCOUNT IS BASED ON A SINGLE DELIVERY AT ONE LOCATION.)
All invoices will list the catalog price with the discount itemized separately. The discount
is deducted at the time of payment, if it is mailed by the due date, which is the 10th of the
month following delivery for those with approved credit. As a courtesy, an additional 30 days
is available on bareroot trees, shrubs, and grapevines only. Discounts are valid only if all
merchandise is paid when due and all other charges are current.
PREPAYMENT CREDITS
A 5% credit will be given for all advance payments received (Post Marked) by November 1st, towards the purchase of
bareroot, berries and vegetables.
A 2% credit will be given for all advance payments towards the purchase of bareroot, berries and vegetables if
received after November 1st and prior to printing of invoice or assembling and placing your order into cold storage.
ALL SERVICES: Trucking, Cold Storage, Wilt-Prufing, etc. are NET, in 10 days.
ALL SUPPLIES: Miracle Garden Tie, Sales Aids, etc. are NET the 10th of the following month.
Ask your salesman for prices.
(PREPAYMENT CREDITS APPLY FOR NURSERY ACCOUNTS ONLY.) For those who qualify for a quantity discount
and wish to pay before November 1st, you will receive your quantity discount in addition to your pre-payment credit.
Prepayment credits will be applied to your account even for partial payments made in advance.
SALES AIDS - Tags & Labels
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RETAILERS*
WHOLESALERS*
Supplied automatically free of
charge for trees and shrubs. If
you do not want picture tags, order
#4001 (Blue Label Only) or just tell
us you don’t want any labels or tags
to receive nothing.
Blue vinyl descriptive labels are
supplied standard free of charge
to wholesalers who want labels.
If you want Picture Tags, order
#4000 and they will be printed for
the whole order if available. $0.15
each.
$0.15
$0.15
$0.15
$0.15
Colorful Picture Tags (#4000)
These tags are printed uniquely for your order with your nursery name on top.
Tags are 5.25” x 2.625” with a full width photo, description and fruit rootstocks.
Icons featuring the attributes print at the bottom except if you require UPC
codes. 90% of our products have picture tags. Blue vinyl descriptive labels will
be supplied if a picture tag is not yet available.
Optional for grapevines and berries. Not available for strawberries, vegetables
or packaged products.
Picture Tags for Grapes (#4005)
Picture Tags for Cane Berries (#4006)
Grapevines and cane berries are provided with only one blue
descriptive label per bundle. You may buy picture tags for $0.15 each.
Shipped and invoiced with bareroot delivery
If you want only blue labels and
not picture tags, order #4001. If
you want both tags and labels order
Blue Descriptive Variety Labels
#4002. If you order #4002, there is a
Our long time traditional, durable, blue vinyl, UPC bar coded labels with concise variety descriptions. Rootstocks are listed for fruits. charge of $0.15 for each picture tag
Labels for grapevines, cane berries and vegetables sold separately.
printed.
Blue Descriptive Labels for Grapes (#4060)
Blue Descriptive Labels for Cane Berries (#4065)
Grapevines and cane berries are provided with only
one blue descriptive label per bundle. Additional
labels can be purchased.
Shipped and invoiced with bareroot delivery.
5” x 3/4” Stick Labels for Strawberries (#4070)
5” x 3/4” Stick Labels for Vegetables (#4075)
Free to wholesalers who tell us
they want labels with their order. If
you want both labels and picture
tags, order #4002. There is a
charge of $0.15 for each picture
tag printed.
$70.00/m
$8.00/c
1-99 $0.09 each
$52.00/m
$6.50/c
1-99 $0.09 each
* A note about Retailers and Wholesalers: We are working on the general assumption that Retailers are selling immediately to the end user and want the most effective retail sales aids. On the other hand
Wholesalers have a wide variety of business plans, many of whom have no interest in special tags or may put on their own tags at a later date. This allows the wholesale customers to order for their needs
without providing expensive tags that might otherwise go to waste. There are no credits or discounts offered if you decide not to receive what is normally supplied at no charge.
3 ft. x 6 ft. EZ-PICK® Home Garden Fruit Tree Banner (#4125)
Bold, delicious color draws customers right to your fruit trees. Price: $28.00
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SALES AIDS & REFERENCES
Edible Fruit Descriptive Guides
(#4010)
A complete pocket-sized booklet with over 380 descriptions of fruit trees, nut trees, grapevines, small fruits and vegetables.
Includes sales tips and planting information. Retailers receive one free copy with order and
additional free copy for every $1200 of order value.
Additional copies: (Each) 50- Up $1.20; 10-49 $1.30; 1-9 $1.40
Color Non-Laminated Point of Purchase Informational Pages (#4050)
You can print your own for FREE from our web site or we can print them for you. 8½” x 11” color
page with variety specific information for display and point of sale. See our web site or ask your sales
representative for a list of available pages. Price: $1.00 each (includes mailing costs).
Care & Handling Pages
Download the various Care and Handling pages
written in English and Spanish on our web
site. Pages are available for typically difficult to
handle items such as: Pomegranates, Almonds,
Elms and Zelkova.
Color Laminated Point of Purchase Informational Pages (#4051)
If you do not print and laminate your own, we can do it for you. 9” x 11½” laminated color page with
variety specific information for display and point of sale. Price: $2.50 each (includes mailing costs).
Lilac Poster (#4055)
Increase your lilac sales!
2 ft. x 3 ft. Full Color, varnish finished poster
displaying 34 lilacs.
Price: $7.00. (includes mailing costs)
L.E. Cooke Web Site: www.lecooke.com
- Product Descriptions & Point of Sale (POS) Pages
- Availability Lists
- Recommended Variety Lists by Sunset Zones
- Articles on varieties
- Priced Catalog (for registered customers - not public)
- Non-Priced Catalog for general public
- Care and Handling Pages
- "Ask the Grower" Questions & Answers
- Marketing Idea Blog
- Ron's Photo Blog
- Order forms
- Credit Application
- RSS & Twitter feeds for article and blog updates
- Delivery Schedules
- Answers to Frequently Asked Questions
Photo Requests
We are pleased to provide photos of our products to our customers for your web site or print needs to help sell the products you
purchase from us. Ron Ludekens is one of the LEC owners and the photographer for the majority of our photos. To reduce the
demands upon his time to make selections and to allow you to select the photos that work best for your application, Ron has
created a photo web site and is loading thousands of photos to it for your use. The web site is: www.CreatorsPalette.com. There
is a very nominal cost per photo to support the many gigabytes used for the site.
FRUIT TREES
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Anna 
Large. Light greenish-yellow skin with slight red blush. Sweet, slightly
tart, crisp, creamy white flesh. Ripens: Late June. A remarkable low chilling selection
especially suited for places like Southern California and low desert areas.
<500
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Arkansas Black 
Medium. Dark red skin, almost black in color. Flesh firm, white,
8-900
crisp. Flavor is balanced, pleasant and sweet. Excellent for juice. Hardy. Ripens:
October to November. Pollinized by most other apples like Liberty, Gala, Yellow Delicious.
Beverly Hills
Medium. Yellow with red stripes. Crisp and juicy. Bears well in mild
300
climate areas. Ripens Late June in Southern California, Early July in Central California.
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Braeburn
Medium to large, oval with definite crown. Skin is green overlaid with stripe
of dark crimson. Flesh is firm, crisp and very juicy. Mildly sweet tart, excellent flavor.
500 
Heavy producer. Stores well. Ripens: Late October into Early November.
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Burgundy  Medium-large. Glossy, dark red similar to a Bing Cherry. Flesh is cream
colored, firm, crisp and juicy. An excellent dessert quality apple. Ripens: Early August
5-600
along coastal central California. Pollinate with Gala, Red Delicious, McIntosh. Introduced
by Cornell University in Geneva NY.
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Delicious, Golden
Large, golden skin, crisp and delicious. High quality apple for all
purposes. One of the most widely planted in the world. Good pollinizer for most apples.
6-700 
Ripens: September to October.
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Delicious, July Golden
Large. Golden yellow. Crisp and delicious. An excellent
Yellow Delicious type apple but ripening 45-60 days earlier. Handles hot summer climates 6-700
- it beats the heat!. Ripens: Early July.
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Delicious, Red (Dietrich) 
Large. Red waxy skin, pure white flesh. Distinctive
900 
flavor, firm, crisp and juicy. Claimed to have the best taste of the Red Delicious strains.
Bears more heavily when pollinized with Yellow Delicious. Ripens: Sept. to October.
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Delicious, Yellow
Long time favorite for its sweetness and flavor. Large. Golden
yellow. Crisp firm, and delicious. High quality apple for all purposes. Excellent pollinizer 6-700 
for most apples. Ripens: September into October.
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Dorsett Golden
Medium to large. Yellow skin with orange-red blush. Firm, smooth,
crisp flesh with sweet-tart flavor. Does well in very mild winter areas. Good pollinizer for
250 
Anna. Ripens: Mid-June to Early July.
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Early Summer Red
Outstanding fruit in early summer. Medium. Red skin, crisp white
flesh, sweet to tangy flavor. Blooms Mid-April. Ripens: Late June to Early July.
Ein Shemer
Large. Golden delicious type, with crisp, tart, good quality flesh. A very
low chilling selection from Israel. Bears young and very productive. Self-fertile. Ripens:
Mid-June to Early July, after Anna.
Fuji
Has become a favorite eating apple in most areas of the country. Medium.
Reddish-green color. Firm, crunchy, juicy, white flesh with excellent flavor. An apple with
good keeping quality. Will take summer heat. Ripens: Early to Mid-September.
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FOR JANUARY 2011 DELIVERY
(Malus sp.)
Medium to large. Greenish-yellow base overlaid with red
Anders® (+60¢ royalty)
striping. Crisp, white flesh is sweet with some tang, flavorful. Extended ripening period
from August to November.
Fresh Eating
APPLE
Heirloom™
Wholesale prices are for L.E. Cooke Customers Only.
This Catalog has had the prices removed for the purposes of public display on the internet.
A priced catalog can be downloaded by registered customers or one can be emailed or
mailed to qualified accounts.
Cooking - Baking
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Large. Green with red striped skin. Crisp & juicy. A cooking and
eating apple known for its tangy flavor. Ideal for sauce and juice. Ships well. Ripens: July
700
Gravenstein, Red 
Large. Mostly red over yellow-green skin, crisp & juicy. Known
for its tangy flavor. Ideal for sauce and juice. Good for cooking, shipping and eating.
Pollinized by any self-fertile variety such as Fuji, Gala, Red or Yellow Del. Ripens: July
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Jonathan
Medium to large, almost round. Brilliant red striped with carmine. Crisp,
white, juicy flesh. Good juice apple. Ripens: August.
Liberty 
Medium to large. Red, crisp, and juicy with a sprightly flavor. Very
productive. One of the most disease resistant apples developed to date. Disease
resistant to mildew, cedar apple rust, fire blight, and apple scab. Good keeper. Does
better with pollinizer such as Red Delicious or McIntosh. Ripens early September.
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Partly self-fertile. Pollinate with Gala, Red Delicious. Ripens: September.
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* ADD 50¢ per tree for bundles of 5 in sizes 5/8” or smaller.
= Needs pollinizer  = Does better with pollinizer  = On Common Apple Root ‡ = On EMLA-111 Apple Root
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Gala (Kidd’s D-8)
Medium. Conic to round shape. Golden yellow skin with reddishorange blush. Flesh is firm, crisp, sweet and juicy with excellent flavor. Stores well. Will
take summer heat. Ripens: Late August to Early September. Earlier in warmer climates.
Gordon™
Medium to large, round. Skin green overlaid with bright red. Firm, crisp,
fine texture, juicy, sweet-tart, good flavored, white flesh. Good aroma. Excellent for fresh
3-500
eating, cooking and baking. Very heavy production in mild winter areas. Ripens: MidAugust to Mid-October.
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Granny Smith
Large. Skin bright green which is retained long after harvest. Flesh is
firm, sweet/tart. Good for eating, cooking and sauce. Does well in hot climates and also in 400 
cold climates if adequate length of season. Ripens: August to September.
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Honeycrisp™  (PAT.#7197) Medium to Large. Excellent round apple with scarlet
red over yellow. Well-balanced sweet/tart flavor. Texture similar to a crisp watermelon
or Asian pear. Said to be “explosively crisp, fun apple to eat” and very juicy. Excellent
keeping quality. Consistent production. Planted widely in northern regions. Not good for
hot areas. Ripens: Late Sept. just before Red Delicious.
Jonagold 
Extra large. Light scarlet red skin. Flesh is crisp with an outstanding
flavor. Favorite at roadside fruit stands but often too large for commercial packaging for
markets. Frequent taste test winner. Needs pollinizer. Pollinized by Fuji, Gala, Granny
Smith, Red Delicious but not Yellow or Golden Delicious. Ripens: Late September.
Type
Freezing
Chill V
Hours C
Drying
(Malus sp.)
Fuji, Red (BC-2)
Medium. Yellowish-green base with red blush over entire surface.
Firm, crunchy, juicy, white flesh with excellent flavor. Stores well. Will take summer heat.
Ripens: Early to Mid-September with Fuji.
Canning
APPLE (Cont.)
Cooking - Baking
LABEL ICONS
Fresh Eating
FRUIT TREES
Heirloom™
8
Rome Beauty
Medium-large, round. Red skin. Greenish-white, fine grained, juicy
flesh. Used primarily for baking. Late blooms avoids many spring frosts. Ripens:
September into October.
700
Sierra Beauty
Large. Skin is yellow overlaid with red stripes. A little russeting on top.
Very firm. Delicious sweet-tart flavor. Stores very well. Ripens: Early October.
800

STD
1150563‡
Limited Limited
Limited
1050564
1150564‡
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
1070569‡
Limited
Limited
1150569‡
Limited
Limited
1150570‡
Limited Limited
1050569
1050576
EZ, SD
STD 1050578
EZ, SD
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Flowers
#2
Ice Cream
1¼”
Limited Limited
1050566
1070568‡
1150568‡
1”
Sauce
3/4
Jams - Jellies
5/8
Juice
1/2
Freezing
3/8
LABEL ICONS
Drying
Caliper: 5/16
9
Canning
Chill V
Type
Hours C
(Malus sp.)
STD, EZ
Mutsu (Crispin) 
Large to very large. Round. Green skin with orange blush. Flesh is
white, coarse, firm, crisp, juicy and slightly acidic. A consistent taste test winner. Stores
<500
well. Pollen sterile - needs pollinizer such as Fuji, Red Delicious, Gala or Granny Smith.
SD

Does not pollinate with Yellow/Golden Delicious. Ripens: Late October.
STD

Newtown Pippin
Large, round to slightly flat. Green to yellow skin. Flesh cream
700
EZ
colored, firm, crisp, juicy. Good for cooking or eating. Ripens: October.
SD

Northern Spy
Said to be the best winter apple in the East. Does well in Northern
STD

California also. Large greenish-yellow apple with red striping. Cream colored flesh is firm,
1000
but tender, crisp and juicy. Stores well. Good for fresh eating or pies. Developed in N.Y.
EZ, SD
in 1800. Very hardy and late blooming. Ripens October to early November.
STD
Pettingill
Large, round. Deep red skin with yellow stripes. A good crisp, juicy, table,
sauce and pie apple. Does well in Southern California. Excellent red apple for low chill
300 
EZ
areas. Ripens: August into September.
SD

Pink Lady® (PAT.#7880) (+$1.60 Royalty) Hot climate apple from Western Australia.
STD
Blushing pink skin over green. Snappy tartness balanced with a touch of crisp, sweet
4-500
EZ
flavor. Good keeper. White flesh resists browning. Harvest late October in Central
SD
California, about 3 weeks after Fuji. Self Fertile.
STD,
Pink Pearl 
Medium to small. Pretty pink blush over yellow-green skin. Flesh is light
EZ
pink in color. Tender, smooth, juicy, tart flesh. Makes an attractive, tasty, pink applesauce.
<800
Needs pollinizer such as Liberty, Granny Smith, Yellow Delicious or Honeycrisp. Ripens:
SD
Early October.
Fresh Eating
APPLE (Cont.)
Heirloom™
FRUIT TREES
Cooking - Baking
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Winesap (Stayman) 
A medium-large apple that is a popular winter keeper with a
STD 1050594
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0
for 201
tart, rich, wine-like flavor. Soft red bloom over greenish base. Excellent cooking apple with
EZ
8-900
  

 
spicy taste. Produces well in cool coastal climates. Requires pollinizer like Fuji, Gala, Red
Limited
SD
1150594‡ Limited

or Yellow Delicious. Ripens: Sept-Oct.
What is so special about Spur Apples?
Spur apples are naturally smaller growing trees giving semi-dwarf like sizes. Apples grow on the inside of the
APPLE (Spur)
tree instead of the outer reaches making picking easier. Spur apples are recommended for hotter climates where the apples are more shaded inside.
(Malus sp.)
Delicious, Red (Crimson)
Large. Red waxy skin. Distinctive flavor, firm, white, crisp,
800 
EZ
1071020
 

 
juicy. Similar in every way to Red Delicious. Ripens: September into October.
Delicious, Yellow (Yelo)
Large. Golden yellow, crisp, firm, delicious. Fine apple for
all purposes. Apple is similar in every way to Yellow Delicious. Ripens: September into
600 
EZ
1071030
 

 
October.
Granny Smith
Large. Skin displays slight striping with shades of green. Flesh is firm,
Limited
sweet/tart. Good for eating, cooking and sauce. Does well in cold climates if adequate
400
EZ
1071015
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length of season. Ripens: September-October.
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CRABAPPLE (Fruiting)
(Malus sp.)
Transcendent
Large (2"). Yellow with red cheek. Heavy bearer. Long time favorite
for fresh eating and cooking. Fine for jelly. A beautiful variety of Siberian Crabapple
3-400 
STD 1052580
  
displaying showy white spring blooms. Good pollinizer for other apples. Self-fertile.
Ripens: Mid-summer.
= Needs pollinizer  = Does better with pollinizer  = On Common Apple Root ‡ = On EMLA-111 Apple Root


FRUIT TREES
Blenheim
Extremely popular. Medium to large. Skin soft yellow with orange cheek.
Flesh pale orange, juicy; flavor delicious. Equally valuable for canning and drying.
Ripens: Late June to Early July.
Bryan Medium sized freestone apricot. Yellow-orange skin. Orange flesh is firm and
has a fine texture. Originated as a seedling discovered in Dublin, Texas. One
of the most consistent producing apricots for Texas. Ripens: Early June.
SD
1151502Ͻ
Limited Limited
STD
EZ
1051509:
1071509:
Limited
SD
1151509Ɔ
Limited
STD
1051512:


4-500 
700
Golden Amber
Large. Light orange skin. Flesh firm, fine, melting. Excellent flavor.
Has a prolonged progressive blooming period of almost thirty days and a similar ripening
period. Pit burn resistant. Ripens: Mid-June to Mid-July.
Harcot
Large. Yellow-orange skin. Sweet, juicy, rich flavor. One of the best. A new
variety from Canada which has frost hardy late bloom. Resists brown rot and perennial
canker. Ripens: Mid-June.
Katy
A great apricot for mild winter areas. Fruit is large and very flavorful. Good for
fresh eating, drying, or canning. Freestone. Self-fertile. Ripens: June, 3-4 weeks before
Royal.
Moniqui (White)
Large to very large. Firm, thick skin is creamy white with coral pink
blush and golden highlights around stem. Tender, white, juicy flesh with melting texture
and very sweet flavor. Very good for drying. Ripens early July, one week after Blenheim.
Moorpark
Large. Brownish-red skin. Firm, highly colored flesh; rich luscious flavor.
Favorite for fresh eating, preserves and pies. Ripens: Late June to Early July.
700
1”
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1¼”
#2
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Limited
EZ, SD
STD 1051516:
EZ, SD
Garden Annie
Medium to large. Bright yellow skin, firm, juicy, distinct apricot flavored,
STD
good quality flesh. Can fully tree ripen without becoming too soft. Self-fertile. SemiEZ
1071530+
3-400 
freestone. Tree height 8-10 feet. Good spread with lush green foliage. Ripens: Early
SD
June.
Chinese (Mormon)
Medium. Golden. Firm and flavorful flesh. Sweet, edible pit.
Heavy bearer. Frost resistant. Very cold hardy. Ripens: Late June to Early July.
3/4
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500 
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700 
350
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700 

6-700 

STD
EZ
SD
STD
EZ
SD
STD
EZ
SD
STD
EZ
SD
STD
EZ
SD
1051537*
1071537*
1151537Ͻ
1051539:
1071539:
1151539Ͻ
1051542*
1071542*
1151542Ͻ
1051540*
1071540*
1051544:
1071544:
1151544Ͻ
Puget Gold
Large, elongated fruit. Orange skin, orange flesh with very good flavor.
STD 1051556*

Developed at Washington State University. Sets and sizes fruit in cool, frosty, spring
700
EZ, SD
weather where other varieties fail. Ripens: August.
* = On Mariana 26-24 Plum Root
# = On St. Julian Plum Root
+ = On Nemaguard Peach Root
: = On Myrobalan Plum Root
Ɔ = On Citation Plum Root
Limited
Limited Limited
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Limited Limited
Limited
Limited
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Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
* ADD 50¢ per tree for bundles of 5
in sizes 5/8” or smaller.
$ Saving Tip
Combine multiple sizes for your variety quantity discounts. You do not have to order all quantities in one size.
Flowers
Limited
5/8
Ice Cream
1051502*
1071502*
1/2
Sauce
STD
EZ
3/8
Jams - Jellies

500 
Caliper: 5/16
Juice
Type
Freezing
Chill V
Hours C
Drying
(Prunus armeniaca sp.)
Autumn Royal
Medium to large, oval. Yellow skin with orange cheek. Pale orange,
firm, juicy flesh. Quality similar to Royal/Blenheim. Valuable as fresh fruit, canning, or
drying. Only late apricot known. Not recommended for climates with desert-like summer
heat. Ripens: September.
Fresh Eating
APRICOT
Heirloom™
Canning
LABEL ICONS
Cooking - Baking
10
FRUIT TREES
11
Royal
Extremely popular. Medium to large, oval. Yellow skin with orange cheeks.
Flesh pale orange, juicy; sweet, delicious flavor. Valuable for fresh fruit, canning, and
drying. Ripens: Late June to Early July.
Royalty
Extra large, oval-elongated. Yellow skin with orange cheek. Pale orange,
firm, juicy flesh. Hardy with fruit set on heavy wood, making it desirable in areas where
wind is a factor. Produces at a very early age. An outstanding large, self-fertile, early
apricot. Ripens: Early June.
Tilton
Very large, heart shape. Light orange skin. Firm, flavorful flesh. Bears heavy
crop. A vigorous tree, resistant to late frosts. Excellent for freezing, canning and drying.
Ripens: Late June to Early July. Ripens somewhat unevenly.
Tropic Gold™
Medium to large, yellow with orange cheek. Firm, juicy, excellent
tasting, orange flesh. Also good for canning and dehydrating. Self fertile. Appears to be a
very good apricot for mild winter areas. Bears so heavy, it causes the tree to weep. Fruits
every year in Camarillo, CA when Blenheim does not. Ripens: Late June to Early July.
PLUMCOTS
Large apricot size, round. Yellow, blushed melon red skin. Golden
yellow, juicy, plum-like flesh with aromatic touch of apricot flavor. A Luther Burbank
introduction. A cross between a plum and apricot. Tree form and fruit appearance favors
plum parent. Ripens: Early June.

4-500 

STD
EZ
SD
1051558:
1071558+
1151558Ɔ
Limited
STD
1051565*
Limited
3/4
1”
Limited Limited
1¼”
Limited
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Limited
EZ
700
#2
SD

6-700 

350

300 
STD
1051572:
Limited
EZ
1071572:
Limited Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
SD
1151572Ͻ
Limited
STD
1051567*
Limited
EZ
1071567*
Limited Limited
SD
1151567Ͻ
Limited
STD
1051588*
Limited
EZ
1071588*
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SD
Flowering Apricots (MUME) can be found in the
Shade & Ornamental section on page 69.
The popularity of the Japanese UME
plum/apricot continues to grow due to
medicinal and health benefits.
Pickling
APRICOT (UME)
(FRUITING & FLOWERING)
(Prunus sp.) Commercial plantings should include 10% of another variety for cross pollinization.
Fruiting Japanese (Pink Double)
Small fruit 3/4" to 1" in diameter. Used primarily for pickling. Pink, double flowers have a
spicy fragrance and bloom from late January to early February. Ripens: Mid May.
700
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1051825*
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Koume (Pink Semi-Double)
Small fruit 3/4" to 1" in diameter. Used primarily for pickling. Semi-double pink flowers have
400
a spicy fragrance and bloom from late January to early February. Fruit ripens in mid May.
Does well in mild winter areas. Height to 20'
STD
1051826*
Shiro-Kaga (White Single)
Fruit 3/4" to 1" in diameter. Used for pickling. Single
white flowers with spicy fragrance and bloom from late January to early February. Does
well in mild winter areas. Fruit ripens in mid May.
400
STD
1051827*
3-400
STD
1051828*
Single Pink Ume Ripe fruit has red blush over orange skin. 3/4" to 1" in diameter.
Attractive, showy single pink blooms from late January to Early February. Both blooms
and fruit are prolific. Earliest to bloom indicating low chill hours for mild winter areas. Fruit
ripens mid May to early June. Height 15-20 ft.
Flowers
5/8
Ice Cream
1/2
Sauce
3/8
Jams - Jellies
Caliper: 5/16
Juice
Type
Freezing
Chill V
Hours C
Drying
Canning
(Prunus armeniaca sp.)
Cooking - Baking
APRICOT (Cont.)
Fresh Eating
Besides fresh eating, apricots make excellent jams and
preserves. Apricots also make nice ornamental trees.
Heirloom™
LABEL ICONS
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in sizes 5/8” or smaller.
FRUIT TREES
BaDa Bing™
Large. Bing like cherry. Dark red skin. Purplish red flesh is firm and
sweet. Resistant to cracking. Self-fertile. Good pollinizer for other sweet cherries.
Best known as "Self-Fertile Bing". Ripens late June, 1-2 weeks after Bing.
Bing 
# 1 popular sweet cherry. Large. Dark red skin. Rich, sweet, firm, purplish
flesh. Excellent for eating, canning, and preserves. Needs pollinizer such as Black
Tartarian, Van, Rainier or Stella. Will not pollinate with Royal Ann. Ripens: Early to MidSeason.
Limited
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1052010≈
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5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
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EZ
1072010≡
Limited
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SD
1152010≡
Limited
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SD
1152110Ͼ
Limited
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Black Tartarian 
Medium. Purplish-black. Semi-sweet, dark red, juicy, very rich, and

delicious flesh. Tree vigorous and erect grower. Needs pollinizer such as Bing, Royal Ann 900

or Stella. Good pollinizer. Ripens: Early Season.

STD
1052020≈
Limited
EZ
1072020≡
Limited Limited
SD
1152020≡
Limited
SD
1152120Ͼ
Limited
Brooks  In demand as an early season cherry. Large, firm red cherry that tolerates
hot climates. Brooks ripens about 10-14 days ahead of Bing. Requires a pollinizer
such as Early Burlat, Tulare or Rainier. This variety is very susceptible to cracking in rain.
Developed by the University of California (Patent # 6676).
STD
1052018≈
Limited
EZ
1072018≡
Limited
SD
1152018≡
Limited
Compact Stella
Large. Dark red, nearly black, skin. Firm, sweet, dark red flesh with

good flavor and texture. Has all the outstanding characteristics of Stella but in a smaller

growing tree. Mature height 10-12 ft. Resistant to cracking, appears to be less affected by
7-800
many problems associated with rain near harvest time compared to other varieties. Tree

bears at young age. Self-fertile. Good pollinizer for all sweet cherries. Ripens: Mid-Season, slightly later than Stella.

STD
1052022≈
Limited
EZ
1072022≡
Limited
Limited
SD
1152030≡
Limited
Limited
SD
1152130Ͼ
Limited
Limited
Early Ruby 
Large. Dark red skin. Rich purple, very sweet, excellent flavored flesh.
Early bearing, heavy producer in the San Joaquin Valley and all sweet cherry areas. One
of the earliest to produce but holds well on the tree. Needs pollinizer such as Black Tartarian, Van, Royal Ann or Stella. Ripens: Early Season.
STD
1052035≈
Limited
600
EZ
1072035≈
Limited Limited
Lapins
Large. Dark red skin. Purplish red flesh is firm and sweet. Best known as a
"self-fertile Bing". Resistant to cracking. Good pollinizer for other sweet cherries. Developed in Canada. Ripens: Late Season, 1-2 weeks after Bing.
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900
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SD
STD
EZ
SD
SD
1052062≈
1072062≡
1152062≡
1152162Ͼ
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STD
1052068≈
Limited Limited

EZ
1072068≈
Limited Limited
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STD
1052080≈
Limited
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EZ
1072080≡
Limited Limited
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SD
1152080≡
Limited
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SD
1152180Ͼ
Limited
Mona 
Black Tartarian type but larger and firmer. Glossy red to dark red skin. Red
to dark red, mild, sweet, superior flavored flesh. Needs pollinizer such as Stella, Kansas
Sweet or Early Ruby. Ripens: Early Season.
Rainier 
Premium quality, yellow blushed with red, sweet cherry - the highest value
cherry produced in the Pacific Northwest. Medium to large. Fine textured, very firm,
yellowish-white flesh. Has a distinct flavor. Tree is hardy. Bears early and heavy. Resistant to cracking. Needs pollinizer such as Van or Black Tartarian. Good pollinizer for other
sweet cherries. Ripens: Mid Season, three to six days after Bing.
= Needs pollinizer
≈ = On Mazzard Root
≡ = On Mahaleb Root
900
7-800
600
900
Ͼ = On Colt Root (add $0.80 each)
Limited
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Flowers
1052008≈
1072008≡
1152008≡
1152108Ͼ
1/2
Ice Cream
STD
EZ
SD
SD
3/8
Sauce


900


Caliper: 5/16
Jams - Jellies
Type
Juice
Chill V
Hours C
Freezing
Drying
(Prunus avium)
Fresh Eating
CHERRY (SWEET)
Heirloom™
Canning
LABEL ICONS
Cooking - Baking
12
FRUIT TREES
STD

900 
EZ
SD

STD

Stella
Large. Dark red, nearly black, skin. Firm, sweet, dark red flesh with good flavor
EZ

and texture. Fruit very similar to Lambert. Resistant to cracking. Tree bears at young
7-800
SD

age. Self-fertile. Good pollinizer for all sweet cherries. Ripens: Mid-Season.
SD

Tulare  Medium-large, Bing-like red cherry. Prized for its early harvest, about 7-10
STD
days before Bing. Very crack resistant. Ships well. Requires a pollinizer such as Early
7-800
EZ, SD
Burlat, Brooks or Rainier. Developed by the Bradford Genetics (Patent # 6407).
Royal Ann (Napoleon) 
Large. Cream skin with red cheeks. Cream flesh, sweet, tart.
A favorite for eating, canning and preserves. Needs pollinizer such as Black Tartarian or
Van but will not pollinate with Bing. Ripens: Early to Mid Season.
1052085≈
1072085≡
1152085≡
1052090≈
1072090≡
1152090≡
1152190Ͼ
Limited
Limited
Limited Limited
Limited
1052092≈
Limited
 
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Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
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
900


1052095≈
1072095≡
1152095≡
1152195Ͼ
Limited
Limited
Limited

STD
1052040≡
Limited
Limited Limited
400 
EZ
1072040≡

SD
1152040≡

STD
1052055≡
Limited
Limited
5-600 
EZ
1072055≡
Limited Limited
Limited

SD
1152055≡
Limited
Limited
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(Prunus cerasus)
English Morello
Medium. Red. Tart. Excellent for pies. Self-fertile. A good pollinizer.
Performs well in areas of less chill such as Southern California. Ripens: Late Season.
Kansas Sweet
Large. Red skin. Flesh semi-sweet and juicy. Vigorous growth habit.
Self-fertile. Will perform in Southern California. Ripens: Late Season.
Montmorency
The most popular pie and dessert cherry in North America. Large.
Bright red skin. Firm yellow flesh. Very cold hardy and disease resistant. Heavy producer. A sour cherry excellent for canning and pies. Self-fertile. Good pollinizer. Ripens:
Late Season.
North Star
Medium. Bright red deepening to mahogany skin. Yellow, juicy, tender
flesh. A sour cherry. Attractive small tree, naturally growing to only 8-10 feet. Productive,
resistant to leaf spot and brown rot. Very cold hardy. Self-fertile. Ripens: Late Season.
= Needs pollinizer
≈ = On Mazzard Root
≡ = On Mahaleb Root
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1072075≡
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1152075≡
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Cherry Ripening Seasons
Ripening seasons for cherries depend greatly on regional climates. Cherry season in Visalia,
California is from late April through early June, with Bing ripening mid season around the second to
third week of May. Cherries suitable for milder winter areas may produce several weeks earlier. In
contrast, ripening dates for areas like Michigan and Ontario, Canada shift into June and July.
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4-N-1 Combination Sweet Cherries on Page 27
Flowers
1¼”
Ice Cream
1”
Sauce
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Juice
5/8
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Drying
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STD
EZ
SD
STD
EZ
SD
SD
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Utah Giant 
Larger and firmer than Bing or Lambert. Excellent flavor. Blooms with
Bing. Continues firm, flavorful, and good color when processed. Western X Disease resis- 1000 
tant. Needs pollinizer. Ripens: Mid-Season.
Van 
Large. Deep red, shiny skin. Dark flesh, semi-sweet flavor. Resists cracking.
Heavy bearing. Cold hardy, very reliable. Needs pollinizer such as Bing, Black Tartarian
or Stella. Excellent pollinizer for other sweet cherries. Ripens: Mid to Late Season.
Caliper: 5/16
Canning
Type
Cooking - Baking
Chill V
Hours C
Fresh Eating
(Prunus avium)
Heirloom™
LABEL ICONS
CHERRY (SWEET) (Cont.)
13
Jams - Jellies
1053025∞
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Conadria (White)
Large. Light green skin. Flesh whitish-strawberry, flavor sweet and mild. Good for
table use and drying. Resistant to spoilage. Good white fig for hot areas and will take desert winter chill.
Vigorous long-lived tree.
1053030∞
*6053030∞
Italian Everbearing
Large. Reddish-brown skin. Flesh pink, sweet. Very prolific bearer. Fruit similar to
Brown Turkey. Will handle moderately cold winters if warm summers. Large bush form.
1053040∞
*6053040∞
King (Desert King)
Large. Green skin with strawberry flesh. Excellent quality. Does best in cooler
climates such as Northern California coast and Oregon. Sets a large early crop between late June to August.
Drops second crop in warm areas. Prune lightly so as not to remove the early spring crop. Ripens: Summer
through Fall
1053043∞
*6053043∞
Osborne Prolific
Large. Greenish-brown skin. White to amber flesh, sweet wonderfully rich flavor. Bears
1053050∞
well in Pacific Northwest, Coastal and Southern California. Heavy bearer. Fast grower. Avoid extremes of
*6053050∞
heat.
Peter’s Honey
Light yellow-green fruit with outstanding sweet dark amber flesh. Brought from Sicily by
Peter Dana of Portland, OR. 15 to 25 feet tall and wide.
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Texas (Everbearing)
Medium to large, bell shaped. Brownish-yellow skin. Amber flesh. Bears young and 1053060∞
gives good crop in short season areas. Will tolerate colder areas. Large bush form.
*6053060∞
White Genoa
Large. Yellow-green thin skin. Yellow to light strawberry flesh, few seeds. Table use and
drying. Good for coastal planting. Avoid hot summer climates.
1053070∞
*6053070∞
Limited Limited Limited
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White Kadota
Medium. Lemon yellow skin. Amber flesh with few seeds. Very sweet. Good fresh, canning or drying. Fruit needs hot weather to ripen.
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Complete Information Brochure
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*POTTED FIG SPECIFICATIONS
Figs are grown in 5.5”x 5.5” square pots (1.9 Liter)
Heights are 24” to 36” tall with average around 30”.
Each fig is straight - tied to bamboo with Miracle
Garden Tie.
Each tree will have a picture tag of the variety tied to
the bamboo prior to shipping.
Figs are not guaranteed if damaged by temperature.
Available for Early Shipping with Berries in November.
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∞ = On Own Root
Flowers
Celestial (Celeste)
Small to medium. Violet to purplish-brown colored skin. Flesh white, shading to rose
at center. Firm, juicy, sweetest of all. Excellent quality. Best to avoid extremes of heat or cold yet has proven
to survive lows of 11° F. in Texas. Likes moderate coastal climates. A regional favorite in Mississippi and
Louisiana.
Ice Cream
1053020∞
*6053020∞
Sauce
Brown Turkey
Medium to large, bell shaped. Purplish-brown skin with light strawberry flesh. Sweet, best
eaten fresh. Large tree. Ranges from coast to inland heat.
Jams - Jellies
1053010∞
*6053010∞
Juice
Black Mission
The most popular fig. Medium to large, pear shaped. Purplish-black colored skin. Flesh
strawberry color and good flavor. Good for fresh or dried fruit. Long lived, large tree. Ranges from coast to
inland heat.
Freezing
Limited Limited
Drying
1053005∞
*6053005∞
Canning
POTS
Black Jack
Large, long, purplish fruit with strawberry red flesh. Sweet and juicy. Heavy producer. Tree
is a natural semi-dwarf and can be kept under 6-8 ft. tall with pruning. Otherwise can reach 12-15 ft. Ripens:
June to September.
Cooking - Baking
*** Please Note: NO guarantee or Replacements on BAREROOT Fig Trees ***
All
<100
Hours
LABEL ICONS
Fresh Eating
(Ficus carica)
Multiples of 5
See Below
FIG
Order in Multiples of 10*
Not Applicable
Drought Tolerant
Chill V
Hours C
Heirloom™
FRUIT TREES
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1073503+
Limited Limited
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1153003§
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Fantasia
Very large freestone. Bright red with bright yellow under-color. Flesh yellow,
firm, smooth textured, sweet, juicy and good quality. Bears well in warmer winter areas.
5-600 
Also frost tolerant. Ripens: Mid to Late July.
STD
1053509-
EZ
1073509+
Limited Limited
SD
1153009§
Limited
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Flavortop
Large, oval. Mostly red over yellow. Firm, smooth texture, excellent quality, flavorful flesh, freestone. Highly productive and vigorous. Good shipper. Large showy 6-700 
blossoms. Ripens: Early to Mid-July.
STD
1053511-
EZ
1073511+
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STD
1053514+
EZ
1073514+
SD
1153014§
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Limited Limited
Independence
Large. Brilliant red skin. Golden-yellow, firm flesh, good flavor. Freestone. Trees produce very well. Winter and frost hardy. Ripens: Late June.
- = On Lovell Peach Root
400 
3/4
1”
1¼”
#2
Flowers
Flowers
5/8
Ice Cream
1/2
Sauce
3/8
Jams - Jellies
Caliper: 5/16
Juice
LABEL ICONS
Freezing
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1052183ƒ
1053503+
Goldmine (White)
Large. White skin with red blush. Juicy, sweet, white flesh, excellent flavor. Freestone. Good for home use. Ripens: Early August.
Ice Cream
Limited
EZ
400
Jams - Jellies
1052170ƒ
STD
Similar to everyone's favorite, Goldmine, except larger, tastier
Arctic Fantasy® (White)
and better color. White flesh is sweet but not all sugar. Has sub-acid taste like yellow
fleshed varieties. Red over 70-80 percent - attractive. Freestone. Ripens: Early August.
Juice
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Type
Freezing
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Chill V
Hours C
Drying
Limited
(Prunus persica var nucipersica)
Canning
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1052150ƒ
See Shade & Ornamental Pages 65-66 for Pricing and Descriptions
NECTARINE
Cooking - Baking
Fresh Eating
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Drying
FRUITING MULBERRY
1052175ƒ
Canning
GA 866
An outstanding selection out of the Chico Research program. Large, elongated fruit. Fruit is
noteworthy for its remarkably high sugar content. Sweet apple flavor. When candied and dried, resembles
dates. Good in hot desert regions. Attractive shiny leaves. Ripens: Fall, mid-season, close to Lang.
Lang
1½ inches long, distinctly pear shaped. Better to fully ripen on tree to full mahogany color for best
flavor. A more upright grower than Li. Ripens: Fall, early to mid-season, slightly earlier than Li.
Li
The number one seller. 1½ inches long, round-plump. Unlike Lang, can be picked yellow-green and will
finish ripening off the tree to wrinkled, mahogany color. More arched branching structure than Lang. Ripens:
Fall, mid season, slightly later than Lang
Sherwood
Excellent tasting, firm large shiny reddish-brown date like fruit. Sweet apple-like flavor. When
candied and dried, resembles dates. Good in hot desert areas. Attractive shiny leaves. Upright grower with
far fewer thorns than other selections. Ripens: Fall, late season. (Extends fresh fruit available for market).
Not recommended for areas where climate cools before fruit ripens.
Sugar Cane Small to medium fruit which can be round to elongated. Extremely sweet fruit but on a spiny
plant. The fruit is worth the spines! Sweet apple flavor. Attractive shiny leaves. Drought tolerant. Good in hot
desert regions. Ripens in the fall.
15
Cooking - Baking
Drought Tolerant
All
150
Hours
Heirloom™
(Ziziphus jujuba)
Jujube trees are shipped as “Whips Only”.
Branches are removed for safety reasons
due to thorns. These fast growing trees will
put on lovely branches the next season.
Not Applicable
JUJUBE (Chinese Date)
FRUIT TREES
Sauce
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§ = On Siberian C. Peach Root
FRUIT TREES
Panamint
Medium. Rich red skin. Golden flesh. Freestone. Heavy bearer in mild
winter areas. Ripens: Early to Mid-July
300 
Ruby Grand
Large. Rich yellow skin with bright red blush. Flesh yellow, firm,
melting. Exceptional quality. Freestone. Good for eating, canning, freezing and drying.
Ripens: Late June to Early July.
600 
Silver Lode (White)
Medium. Scarlet and white skin. Good texture, sweet, white
flesh. Freestone. Bears well in warm winter areas. Ripens: Late June.
400
Snow Queen (White)
Sweet, juicy, early season white fleshed freestone. Long time
favorite in Southern California. Self fertile. Ripens: Late June, 2-3 weeks ahead of Babcock Peach.
<300 
Sunred
Medium. Bright red skin. Firm, yellow flesh, sweet, good flavor. Semi-freestone. Bears well in warm winter areas. Ripens: Mid-May to Early June.
2-300 
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STD
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1153073§
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STD
1053585+
EZ
1073585+
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SAME PRICE & SIZES AS NECTARINES ABOVE
(Prunus persica sp.)
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Babcock (White)
Best known white peach. Medium. Red cheeked skin. Sweet,
juicy, white flesh. Heavy bearer. Low chilling. Ripens: Early July.
400 
Babcock, Giant (White)
Large. Skin predominantly red. White flesh streaked
outwardly from stone with shades of red. Sweet and juicy. Ripens: July, two weeks after
Babcock.
400 
Belle of Georgia (White)
Large. White flesh, delicious flavor. Heavy producer. Good
for cold areas. Ripens: August.
800 
Champagne (White)
Medium to large. Round fruit with a light reddish blush and light
pubescence. Clear white flesh with attractive red at pit. Smooth, melting texture; fine
sweet flavor, well balanced. Flavor quality is excellent when picked firm ripe and held at
room temperature 3 to 4 days. Very productive tree. Ripens: Mid-August.
5/8
EZ, SD
PEACH
Bonita
Medium to large. Red blushed skin. Yellow flesh, fine flavor. Bears very well
in milder and coastal climates. Low chilling. Ripens: Late July.
1053530+
1/2
Ice Cream
STD
900
3/8
Sauce
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Le Grand
Very large. Yellow with red blush. Firm, yellow flesh, rich sweet flavor.
Clingstone. Bears consistently, vigorous tree. Ripens: Early August.
Caliper: 5/16
Jams - Jellies
Type
Juice
Chill V
Hours C
Freezing
Drying
Fresh Eating
NECTARINE
Heirloom™
Canning
LABEL ICONS
Cooking - Baking
16
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650
STD
1054003+
EZ
1074003+
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SD
1153503§
Limited
STD
1054004+
EZ
1074004+
SD
1153504§
STD
1054005-
EZ
1074005+
Limited Limited
SD
1153505§
Limited
STD
1054009+
EZ
1074009+
SD
1153509§
STD
1054006+-
EZ
1074006+
SD
Limited
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Desert Gold
Medium. Yellow skin with red blush. Firm, good quality, yellow flesh.
Semi-freestone. Sets heavy. Excellent for low desert areas. Ripens: Late April to MidMay.
STD
1054114-
Limited
EZ
1074114+
450
Earligrande
Medium to large. Yellow skin with a red blush. Firm, excellent flavor,
fine texture, yellow flesh. Semi-freestone. Heavy producer. Excellent early, mild winter
peach. Good for hot summer areas as well. Ripens: Late April to Late May.
225 
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450
150 
Forty Niner
Medium-large. Red blush over most of the yellow skin. Firm, excellent,
sweet flavor, yellow flesh. Ripens: Late July.
7-800 
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EZ
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EZ
1074015-
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1153515§
Limited
STD
1054017-
EZ
1074017-
Limited Limited
Limited
SD
1153517§
STD
1054019-
EZ
1074019-
Limited Limited
SD
1153519§
Limited
STD
1054133+
Limited
EZ
1074133+
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Flordaprince
Medium. Red blush covers 80% of the skin forming attractive, dark
red stripes over yellow. Firm, yellow, flavorful flesh with a slightly coarse texture. Semifreestone when fully ripe. Sets heavy. Excellent flavored peach for very mild winter and
desert areas. Developed in Florida. Ripens: Mid-May,
Frost (+90¢ royalty)
Medium to large. Red blush over yellow under-color. Yellow
flesh. Excellent sweet flavor. Showy blossoms. Resistant to peach leaf curl.
Ripens: July, two weeks after Red Haven.
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SD
Elberta
Large, usually elongated. Skin golden yellow, flushed with red where exposed
to sun. Yellow flesh, very rich and sweet. California's leading peach for all purposes.
Ripens: Late July to early August.
Feicheng Tao (White)
White fleshed peach similar to Babcock except stronger aroma
and firmer flesh for better storage. Red cheeked skin. Sweet, juicy flesh. Heavy bearer.
From the Shantung Province of China. Ripens: Early July.
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750 
Large. Golden yellow skin, blushed with red. Yellow flesh. Rip-
#2
SD
Early Elberta (Kim) (July Elberta)
Large, elongated. Skin golden yellow blushed red.
Rich, sweet, yellow flesh. A good all-around peach. Ripens: Early July.
Late Elberta (Fay)
ens: Early August.
1¼”
SD
Donut (Stark Saturn) (White)
(Also know as Saucer, Peento or Pen-Tao peach)
An unusual and very hardy, somewhat flattened, peach. About 2½" in diameter. Freestone with a very sweet, mild, white flesh. The hardiness level is similar to Reliance
peach. Ripens: Late June-Early July with Red Haven.
Early Amber
Medium. Skin highly colored with dark red blush. Flesh yellow, firm.
Good flavor and shipping qualities. Good for mild winter climates and hot summer areas.
Ripens: Early to Mid-May.
1”
Flowers
Limited Limited
3/4
Ice Cream
1074011+
5/8
Sauce
1054011+
EZ
1/2
Jams - Jellies
STD
3/8
Juice
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Caliper: 5/16
Freezing
Type
LABEL ICONS
Drying
Chill V
Hours C
17
Canning
Fresh Eating
Heirloom™
PEACH (Continued)
FRUIT TREES
Cooking - Baking
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STD
1054024+
EZ
1074024+
Limited Limited
STD
1054022-
Limited
EZ
1074022-
Limited Limited
STD
1054026-
Limited
EZ
1074026-
Limited Limited
SD
1153521§
Limited
SD
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700 
FRUIT TREES
Gleason Elberta
(Also called Improved Elberta and Lemon Elberta)
Large. Yellow skin with red blush. Yellow flesh of excellent quality. Beautiful strain of
Early Elberta. More frost tolerant than Early Elberta. Preferred in Utah-Colorado areas.
Ripens: Early July.
Halehaven
Large. Yellow skin with red blush. Fairly firm, yellow flesh. Excellent for
eating fresh right off tree. Not recommended for shipping but great for homeowners. Red
at pit. Winter and frost hardy. Sets heavier every other year. Ripens: Late June - Early
July.
J.H. Hale
Very large. Yellow tinted red skin. Sweet, yellow flesh. An old variety but
still one of the best. Needs pollinizer such as Rio Oso Gem. Ripens: Early August.
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STD
1054145+
EZ
1074145+
Limited Limited
STD
1054023-
Limited
1”
1¼”
#2
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EZ
1074023-
Limited Limited
SD
1153523§
Limited
STD
1054031-
Limited
EZ
1074031-
Limited Limited
1054037-
Limited
SD
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900
STD
EZ
SD
John Fanick™
Large, freestone, yellow fleshed fruit. Excellent flavor. 80% red blush
over yellow skin. Heavy consistent producer. Attractive spring bloom. Ripens: Mid to Late 475
July.
STD
1054130+
Limited
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La Feliciana
Medium to large, round. Dark red blush on skin. Firm, excellent texture
STD 1054040+
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and sweet, tangy flavor. Yellow with red flecks in flesh. Very heavy producer. Tolerant to 4-500
bacteriosis and brown rot. Good for mild winter areas Ripens: Late June to Early July.
EZ, SD
Lemon Elberta (Early Elberta) (Also called Improved Elberta and Gleason)
Large. Yellow skin with red blush. Yellow flesh of excellent quality. Beautiful strain of
Early Elberta. More frost tolerant than Early Elberta. Preferred in Utah-Colorado areas.
Ripens: Early July.
800 
Long Beach Peach™ A new, excellent peach for low chill climates. Medium to large,
skin colorful red over yellow. Yellow flesh, red at pit. Firm, sweet and juicy. Semi-cling.
Heavy production without need of a pollinizer. Ripens: Late May to early June. From a
chance seedling found in Long Beach, CA area.
200
Loring
Large. Yellow skin with red blush. Flesh yellow, firm, melting, medium texture,
flavor quality extremely good. Great looking bloom - showy. Tolerant to adverse spring
weather and bacteriosis. Superior peach for Midwestern states and foothills. Ripens:
Mid-July.
800
Nectar (White)
Large. Red blushed skin. Firm, sweet, juicy, fine textured, white flesh.
Beautiful color and distinctive aroma. One of the best white peaches. Better flavor than
Babcock. Ripens: Early July.
Flowers
3/4
Ice Cream
5/8
Sauce
1/2
Jams - Jellies
3/8
Juice
Caliper: 5/16
Freezing
Type
Drying
Chill V
Hours C
Galaxy (White)
Nicknamed "Bagel Peach" for its shape and size. Sweet tasting, white
fleshed peach with an amusing, flat shape - looking something like a bagel. Delightful,
450
delicate aroma; light-cream skin accented with red blush. Similar to Donut/
Saturn Peach except larger. Ripens: Late June.
Fresh Eating
PEACH (Continued)
Heirloom™
Canning
LABEL ICONS
Cooking - Baking
18
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
STD
1054041-
Limited
EZ
1074041-
Limited Limited
SD
1153541§
Limited
STD
1054042+
Limited
Limited
EZ, SD

STD
NEW!
0
for 201
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1054043-
EZ, SD

800 
STD
EZ
SD
10540531074053+
Limited Limited
  
 

STD
1054057-
Limited
Redhaven
Medium to large. Red blushed yellow skin. Firm, sweet, yellow flesh.
Good for cold climates. Freestone when fully ripe. Hangs well on tree when ripe.
Developed in Michigan in the 1950's. It became the #1 commercial peach because it was
the first peach of the season used for canning. Ripens: Late June.
Redskin
Large. Skin deep red over yellow. Flesh yellow, melting, non-browning,
firm, fine flavor. Excellent qualities for eating, shipping, canning. Resistant to bacteriosis.
Ripens: Early August.
Reliance
Medium. Dull red blush over yellow skin. Firm, yellow flesh. Good flavor.
Productive. Beautiful, late bloom. Extremely hardy. Ripens: Late June, about 3 weeks
before Elberta.
Rio Grande
Medium to large. Skin yellow with red blush. Flesh yellow, firm, medium
fine texture, juicy with a delicate medium acid flavor. Good shipping and holding qualities. Freezes well. Excellent tasting, early season peach. Does well in hot desert areas.
Ripens: Early July in Visalia, Early June in hot areas with mild winters.
Rio Oso Gem
Very large. Red blushed yellow skin. Firm, yellow flesh, red at pit.
One of the best tasting August ripening peaches. Often used as a pollinizer for J.H. Hale.
Ripens: Mid-August.
950

<800
1¼”
Limited
#2
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EZ, SD
900 
750
1”

STD
1054059-
EZ
1074059-
Limited Limited
SD
1153561§
Limited
STD
1054061-
EZ, SD

STD
1054064-
EZ, SD

425 
STD
EZ
1054065+
1074065+
Limited Limited
Limited
SD

900 
STD
EZ
SD
105406710740671153567§
Limited Limited
Limited

STD 1054075+
Rubidoux
Large. Red blushed yellow skin. Yellow flesh, keeps well. Excellent flavor.
3-400
A prolific bearer at a young age. Low chilling. Ripens: Late August.
EZ, SD
Santa Barbara
Large. Yellow skin with red blush. Yellow fleshed freestone, red near
pit. Flesh has fine, melting texture, delightfully sweet combined with excellent peach
flavor. Pointed in shape, similar to Elberta. Sport from Ventura. Arguably the best
tasting peach for most homeowners. Ripens: Early to Mid-July.

300 
Strawberry Free (White)
Medium. Light skin with a pink blush. White, firm, aromatic,
sweet, juicy, excellent flavored flesh. An absolute favorite in home orchards. Ripens:
4-500
Early July.
Summerset
Large, yellow skin & fruit. Good quality, excellent flavor and very colorful.
Freestone. Ripens: September.
Tropi-Berta™
Very large. Skin blushed red. Flesh yellow, juicy, firm, excellent flavor.
Excellent for inland coastal valleys. Possibly the best flavored August ripening peach.
Ripens: Early to Mid-August.
Tropic Snow (White)
Medium. Skin is white with red blush. White, sweet flesh.
Good flavor. Freestone. Ripens: Early May.
750
STD
1054080+
EZ
1074080+
Limited Limited
SD
1153580§
Limited
STD
1054085-
Limited
1054087-
Limited
STD
1054093-
Limited
EZ
1074093+
Limited Limited
EZ, SD

STD
EZ, SD

600 
Limited
NEW!
0
for 201
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SD

200 
STD
1054094+
EZ
1074094+
Limited Limited
SD

STD 1054095+
Ventura
Medium-large. Red blushed skin. Golden yellow flesh with sweet, mild flavor.
4-500
Freestone. Bears very well in mild and coastal areas. Low chilling. Ripens: Early July.
EZ, SD
Flowers

Ranger
Large. Bright, highly colored red skin. Sweet, yellow flesh. Late blooming.
Good for cold climates. Heavy producer. Ripens: Early July, one week after Redhaven.
3/4
Ice Cream
Limited Limited
5/8
Sauce
1074055-
1/2
Jams - Jellies
STD
EZ
SD
3/8
Juice
Polly (White)
Medium. White skin with rich red blush. Flesh white, juicy and aromatic.
Exceptional quality. Very hardy, withstanding extreme cold. Best white peach for cold
1100 
climates. Ripens: Late July.
Caliper: 5/16
Freezing
Type
LABEL ICONS
Drying
Chill V
Hours C
19
Canning
PEACH (Continued)
Heirloom™
Why not get the best of both worlds?
Stunning spring blooms and delicious summer fruit. Look for the Flower Icon on Peaches and Nectarines.
Fresh Eating
FRUIT TREES
Cooking - Baking
EZ
1074540-
Limited Limited
STD
1054545+
Limited
EZ
1074545+
Limited Limited
900 
June Gold
Cling to semi-freestone. Large. Yellow flesh with melting texture. Heavy
producer of high quality early peaches. Ripens: Late May to Early June.
450 
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
#2
 
Flowers
1054540-
1/2
Ice Cream
STD
3/8
Sauce

Indian Blood
Large. Red skin. Good quality, white streaked with red flesh. Heavy
producer. Holds well. Does better with pollinizer. Ripens: August to September.
Caliper: 5/16
Jams - Jellies
Type
Juice
Chill V
Hours C
Freezing
Drying
(Prunus persica sp..)
Canning
PEACH (Cling)
Cooking - Baking
LABEL ICONS
Fresh Eating
FRUIT TREES
Heirloom™
20
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SD

Limited
SD
PEACH (Fruiting & Flowering)
4-Star Daily News
Medium to large. Deep red skin. White flesh. Freestone. Salmon
pink, double flowers. Ripens: Late June.
Red Baron
Large, round fruit up to 3" in diameter. Beautiful red blush over yellow
skin. Yellow flesh, freestone, sweet, juicy flavor. Large, beautiful, double, red blossoms
cover tree for several weeks in early spring. Ripens: Extended period of time from MidJuly to Mid-August.
Saturn
Medium to large. Light red blush over golden yellow skin. Excellent eating
quality flesh. Freestone. Massive bloomer with large, double, pink blossoms with darker
pink centers. Ripens: Mid-July.
(Prunus persica sp..)

250 
STD
EZ
SD
1055070+
1075070+
1154570§
STD
1055130-
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
A new kind of peach tree ideally suited for
smaller yards and narrow spaces.
Crimson Rocket (Pat. #15216)
Unique narrow, columnar form makes
this peach tree ideal for smaller yards and narrow spaces. Fruit is dessert quality, yellow
with melting flesh with about 80% red blush over yellow. Ripens: Early to Mid July.
Limited
800 
Limited
Limited

 
Pear Rating for
Fire Blight Resistance
Scale: 9 most resistant to
1 least resistant
PEAR (Domestic)
(Pyrus communis)
Chill V
Hours C
Bartlett 
#1 pear in the world. Large. Smooth, waxy, yellow skin. White, sweet
flesh. A vigorous grower. Self-fertile in arid West but producing better when planted with
Beurre d'Anjou, Bosc or Winter Nelis. Ripens: August.

800 

Beurre d'Anjou 
Buttery texture does justice to its French name. Large. Short neck.
Green skin with yellow blush. White, fine flavored flesh. Good as fresh fruit. Pollinized by
Bartlett or other pears. Ripens: September.
700
Type
STD
EZ
SD
STD
EZ
SD
Caliper: 5/16
1055505∑
1075505Φ
1155006±
1055509∑
1075509Φ
1155009±
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
#2
Fire Blight Rating
PEACH (Columnar)
STD 1055050+
EZ, SD
STD 1055060+

EZ
1075060+
250 
SD
1154560§
350
Limited
Limited
Limited
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1
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1
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
FRUIT TREES
21
Bosc 
Large, long necked, tapering fruit. Heavy russeting on green or yellow skin.
White, juicy flesh with rich, slightly acid flavor. A favorite for eating and cooking. Pollinized
by Bartlett or other pears. Ripens: September to October.
STD
700
1055513∑
Limited
1055521∑
1075521∑
1155021±
Limited
1055528∑
Limited
1055529∑
Limited
1”
1¼”
#2

Hood
Large. Smooth, yellow-green skin. Buttery textured flesh containing a few
small stone cells. Has a sweet, mild, pear flavor. Tree is upright and spreading. Highly
resistant to fire blight. Moderate resistance to leaf spot. Ripens: Mid to Late July.
<200 
Kieffer (Improved)
Large. Greenish-yellow skin blushed red. Coarse, crisp, juicy,
white flesh. Stores well. Self-fertile. Ripens: October to November.
400 
STD
1155029±
1055535∑
EZ
1075535Φ
Fire Blight Rating
3/4
Ice Cream
5/8
Sauce
1/2
Jams - Jellies
3/8
EZ, SD
STD

Comice 
A favorite often seen in gift packs. Large, roundish. Green-yellow skin with
EZ
2-300 
red blush. Rich, sweet, creamy flesh. Self-fertile in arid West but producing better when
planted with Bartlett or other pears. Ripens: August.
SD

Fan-Cris™ (+50¢ royalty) Medium to large, bell shaped. Sweet creamy texture with
STD
a nice crunch when you bite in to it. Excellent dessert pear. Somewhat resistant to
500
EZ, SD
fireblight. Very productive tree. Ripens: August into September.
STD
Medium, bell shaped. Creamy yellow skin with slight red
Fan-Stil® (+60¢ royalty)
blush. Crisp, juicy, white flesh. Vigorous, very upright growth. Bears consistently. Most
500
EZ
resistant to fireblight of the pears. Ripens: Late August into September.
SD
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6
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9
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8
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4
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2
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7
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8
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7
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8
Limited
Limited
Limited
NEW!
0
for 201
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
SD

STD
1055537∑
EZ
1075537∑
Limited
Limited
SD
Max Red Bartlett 
Medium. Reddish-brown skin. Sweet, white flesh. Vigorous
growth. Self-fertile or pollinized by pears other than Bartlett. Ripens: August to
September.
800
Monterrey 
Large, apple-shaped. Yellow-green skin. Smooth texture, crisp, and
good sweet flavored flesh. Vigorous upright tree from Monterrey, Mexico. Good for mild
winter areas. Ripens: August into September.
300
STD
1055549∑
EZ
1075549Φ
Limited
STD
1055554∑
Limited
EZ
1075554∑
Limited
SD
1155054±
Limited
STD
1055559∑
Limited
EZ
1075559Φ
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
SD
Moonglow 
Large. Brownish-green skin. Fruit resembles Bartlett in shape. Soft
flesh, moderately juicy and nearly free of grit cells. Flavor mild, sub-acid and rated as
good. Very resistant to fireblight. Does better with pollinizer such as Bartlett. A good
pollinizer for other pears. Ripens: Early August, about two weeks before Bartlett.
500 
Orient 
Large, round. Yellow skin. Smooth textured, sweet, firm, juicy, white
flesh. Heavy producer. Resistant to blight. Good for mild winter areas. Does better with
pollinizer such as Bartlett, Kieffer or Moonglow. Ripens: August.
300
Pineapple
Large. Russet colored skin. Pineapple flavored flesh. Early, large flowers
and foliage. Usually sets fruit first year. Self-fertile but sets heavier if pollinated. Ripens:
August.
200
 = Does Better with Pollinizer
Caliper: 5/16
Juice
Type
Freezing
Chill V
Hours C
Drying
Canning
(Pyrus communis)
Fresh Eating
PEAR (Domestic) (Cont.)
Heirloom™
Cooking - Baking
LABEL ICONS

Limited
Limited
NEW!
1
for 201
SD
STD
1055563∑
Limited
EZ, SD
STD
EZ
1075567Φ
Limited
Limited
SD
∑ = On Domestic Pear Root
Φ = On Winter Nelis Pear Root
± = On Old Home x Farmingdale 333 Pear Root
Reminder: Store most domestic pears in a bag in refrigeration for a few weeks to complete ripening. In comparison, most Asian Pears can be eaten fresh off the tree.
FRUIT TREES
Limited

SD
1155071±
STD
1055579∑
300 
EZ
1075579Φ
Limited

SD
1155079±
Limited
STD
1055583∑
Limited
Limited
Surecrop 
Large. Yellow skin. Firm, juicy, white flesh. Resembles Bartlett in looks
and flavor. Consistent bearer. Prolonged, progressive blooming period ideal for late frost
areas. Cold hardy. Very blight resistant. Ripens: September.
900
1¼”
#2
Fire Blight Rating
1”
Limited

Sugar
Medium to small, round to bell shaped. Skin smooth, yellow-brown suffused
with russet red. Creamy white, good textured flesh, very sweet flavor. Good for
preserving. Tree's growth is semi-dwarf. Good for mild winter areas but will fruit heavier
with more chilling. Self-fertile in arid West. Ripens: Mid to Late August.
3/4
Ice Cream
1075571Φ
5/8
Sauce
1055571∑
EZ
1/2
Jams - Jellies
STD
3/8
Juice

300 
Caliper: 5/16
Freezing
Type
Drying
Chill V
Hours C
Canning
(Pyrus communis)
Seckel
Medium to small, round to bell shaped. Skin smooth, yellow-brown suffused
with russet red. Creamy white, good textured flesh, very sweet flavor. Good for
preserving. Tree's growth is semi-dwarf. Good for mild winter areas but will fruit heavier
with more chilling. Self-fertile in arid West. Ripens: Mid to Late August.
Cooking - Baking
PEAR (Domestic) (Cont.)
Fresh Eating
LABEL ICONS
Heirloom™
22
Limited
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5
Limited
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5
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6
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2
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3
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3
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3
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2
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2
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3
Limited
Limited
EZ, SD
PEAR (Asian)
(Pyrus pyrifolia sp.)
Apple (Nijisseiki)
Medium, round. Thin, yellow-green skin. Firm juicy, cream-white
flesh, unusual flavor. A Japanese pear of distinction. Good for fresh eating and canning.
Ripens: Late July through Mid-August. Stores through December.
STD
1055501ß
400 
EZ
1075501±

SD
1155001±
Limited
Chojuro
Medium, round. Greenish-brown to russet brown skin. Flesh white, mildly
sweet, very firm texture, crisp, some what coarse, good quality, good aroma. Very productive. Good fall color. Ripens: Early to Mid-August.
500
Limited


SD
1155017±

STD
1055536ß

SD

STD
1055574ß
EZ
1075574±
450
Shinko
Medium to large. Brownish-green skin. Excellent, rich, sweet flavor. Fine
texture. Russet type. Ripens: Mid-August through Mid-September, 30 day range. Stores
through January.
450 
Limited
Limited
EZ
1155036±
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
SD
Shinseiki
Medium, round. Yellow, thick, fairly smooth skin. White, sweet, mild, firm,
slightly coarse, crisp, and juicy flesh. Good quality. Bears early in life. Ripens: Late July
through Mid-August. Stores extremely well, until March.
<400
Tsu Li 
Large to very large. Oval fruit. Slightly bitter, yellowish-green skin. Firm,
yellowish-white flesh. Distinctive aroma. Mild, sweet-tart flavor. Renowned Chinese variety. Should be pollinated with Ya Li. Ripens: Early September. Stores well.
300
1055575ß

STD

SD
1155075±

STD
1055585ß
Limited
Limited
EZ
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
EZ, SD
STD
1055587ß
400 
EZ
1075587±

SD
1155087±
Limited
STD
1055590ß
Limited

Twentieth Century (Nijisseiki)
Medium, round. Thin, yellow-green skin. Firm, juicy,
cream-white flesh, unusual but pleasing flavor. Good for fresh eating and canning. Ripens: Late July through Mid-August. Stores through December.
Ya Li 
Large, bell-shaped fruit. Greenish-yellow skin is usually russet free. Mild,
tender, white flesh. Sweet-tart flavor. Large tree with vigorous upright growth. Very productive, an old Chinese variety. Should be pollinated with Tsu Li. Good fall color. Ripens:
Late August to Mid-September. Stores extremely well, until March.
300
∑ = On Domestic Pear Root
ß = On Betulifolia Pear Root
Limited
STD, EZ
Hosui
Consistent taste test winner! Medium to large. Golden russeted skin. Juicy,
sweet, flavorful, fine textured flesh. Crisp and refreshing like an apple. Good keeper.
One of Japan's leading sellers. Ripens: Early through Late August, 25 day range. Stores
through November.
 = Needs pollinizer
Limited
Limited
EZ, SD
± = On Old Home x Farmingdale 333 Pear Root
Φ = On Winter Nelis Pear Root
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
FRUIT TREES
Chocolate
Medium to small, elongated. Skin orange. Very tasty, sweet, brown flesh. Nonastringent when ripe. Ripens: Late October into Early November.
PV NA 1056020£
Limited
 
Fuyu (A.K.A. Jiro)
Most popular fresh eating Japanese persimmon. Large, round, flattened.
Reddish-orange skin. Good eating when firm ripe. Non-astringent. Bears as a young tree and is
a heavy producer. Does not have male flowers so it will not have seeds unless planted with other
varieties. Ripens: November.
PC NA 1056030£
Limited
  


Fuyu (Imoto)
Large, round, flattened. More "square" and flatter than Jiro. Reddish-brown skin.
Smooth texture. Non-astringent. Good eating when firm ripe. Ripens: November.
PC NA 1056060£
Limited
 


Giant Fuyu (Gosho)
Very large. Round to semi-oblong, dark orange skin. Smooth texture.
Non-astringent. Ripens: November.
PC NA 1056050£
  


Hachiya
Very large, oblong with a rather short point. Skin bright orange-red covered with
dark blotches. Largest and best cooking quality. Tree vigorous, upright and shapely. Astringent.
Ripens: November.
PV
  
 

Izu (+$1.00 to list)
Medium fruit. Excellent taste. Sets well on dwarf sized tree. Nonastringent. Ripens: Very early, in September or even Late August in some climates, three weeks
before Fuyu.
PC NA 1056073£Ж
 
Maru 
Medium size, attractive brilliant orange-red skin, round fruit. Flesh is dark cinnamon
color and seeded if cross pollinated. Juicy, sweet and excellent quality. Non-astringent if cross
pollinated and seeded. Very decorative. Ripens: Late October into November.
PV NA 1056077£
 
Nishimura Wase 
Medium to large, nearly round with juicy, spicy-sweet chocolate colored
flesh. Non-astringent when properly pollinated and seeds develop. Needs another persimmon to
pollinate - preferably Chocolate. Ripens very early - in September, nearly a month before Fuyu.
PV NA 1056084£
 
Saijo
Medium, elongated, yellow fruit. Gourmets claim it to be the sweetest and best tasting of
the persimmons. Cold hardy to zone 6. Astringent. Medium tree height. Ripens: November
PC
A
1056079£
Tamopan
Extra large. Round with acorn shaped cap. Golden-red skin. Tender, juicy, sweet.
Astringent. Excellent for cooking. Ripens: November.
PC
A
Tanenashi
Medium, cone shaped. Brilliant orange skin. Seedless. Astringent. Very productive.
PC
Bears at young age. Ripens: October.
A
£ = On Lotus Persimmon Root
A
1056070£
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Limited
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PC = Pollination Constant: No change in flesh color occurs after pollination.
A = Astringent. Fruit can be eaten “Soft Ripe”. Otherwise think “puckery”
PV = Pollination Variant: Flesh is light colored when seedless and turns dark reddish brown when seeded. When
pollination is poor and few seeds are formed, dark areas develop around the seed but the remaining flesh is light colored.
NA = Non-Astringent. Fruit can be eaten “Firm Ripe” like an Apple which
is sometimes why people call them “Apple Persimmons”.
PCNA can be eaten “Firm Ripe”.
PCA and PVA should be eaten “Soft Ripe”
PVNA can be eaten “Firm Ripe” if fully pollinized without being astringent but, if not fully pollinized, should be eaten “Soft
Ripe”.
Flowers
Ice Cream
Sauce
Juice
Freezing
Drying
Canning
Cooking - Baking
Heirloom™
(Diospyros kaki)
Not Applicable
All
<200
Hours
PERSIMMON
LABEL ICONS
Multiples of 5
Fresh Eating
Order in Multiples
of 10*
Chill V
Hours C
23
Jams - Jellies
FRUIT TREES
Beauty
Large. Bright red skin. Amber flesh tinged with red. Self-fertile. Good
pollinizer. Strong, vigorous tree. One of the better early varieties and more productive at
coast than Santa Rosa. Good shipper. Ripens: Early June.
250 
Burgundy (Self Fertile)
Medium. Reddish-purple skin. Flesh deep red, mellow,
sweet. Small pit. Self-fertile red Japanese plum. (Mariposa x El Dorado) Good for mild
winter areas, yet cold hardy. Ripens: Early July, but keeps well on tree until Mid-August.
Casselman
Large, oval. Purplish-crimson skin. Deep amber flesh. Rich, pleasing,
tart flavor. Heavy producer. Self-fertile. Ripens: Early August.
Elephant Heart 
Very large. Blood red skin. Red flesh, excellent flavor - one of the
best. Freestone. Fast growing. Needs pollinizer: Beauty or Santa Rosa. Ripens: August
into September
Golden Nectar™ 
A unique and unforgettable eating delight. Extra large. Skin is
golden amber and thin with a tender texture. Flesh is amber, firm, and has an excellent
flavor. Ripens evenly. Pit is small. Great eating quality both fresh and dried. Good
keeping quality, holds well in storage and at room temperature. Ripens: Late July.
1056503*
Limited
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
#2
Limited
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STD
1056505*
EZ
1076505*
Limited
Limited
Limited Limited
Limited
SD
STD
1056521*
<350 
EZ
1076521*
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SD
1155521Ɔ
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STD
1056525*
Limited
500 
EZ
1076525*
Limited Limited
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SD
1155525Ɔ
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STD
1056529:
EZ
1076529:
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650 
Limited Limited
NEW!
0
for 201
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited Limited
Limited
Limited
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SD
STD
1056535*
EZ
1076535*
Limited
STD
1056537*
Limited
3-400 
EZ
1076537*
Limited Limited
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SD
1155537Ɔ
Limited
Limited
STD
1056548*
Limited
Limited
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4-500 
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SD
Green Gage (Jefferson)
Medium, round. Greenish-yellow skin. Very sweet, juicy
flesh. Wide climatic range. Sets heavy, even in coastal Southern California and replaces
Santa Rosa as a pollinizer in Denver. Self-fertile. Ripens: July.
Inca Medium, heart-shaped tapering toward the tip. Skin is a beautiful golden color and,
when ripe, it has brilliant magenta specks and a magenta blush around the stem end. Its
flesh is rich, dense and crisp. The Inca has a unique flavor with the perfect balance of tart
and sweetness. Introduced by Luther Burbank in 1919. Ripens: Early to Mid August.
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300
NEW!
1
for 201
EZ, SD
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Methley
Medium to large. Purplish skin. Flesh amber tinged with red, delicious
flavor. Self-fertile. Ripens: Early June.
Limited
250 
STD
1056561*
EZ
1076561*
Limited
Limited Limited
Limited
SD
Mexican Plum (Prunus mexicana) See Shades & Ornamentals page 75
Ozark Premier 
Very large. Skin bright red. Flesh yellow, firm, fine grained, juicy,
tart. Flavor good. Semi-cling. Cold hardy. Cross of Burbank and Methley. Ripens: Early
August.
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800 
STD
1056573:*
EZ
1076573:
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
NEW!
0
for 201
SD
Flowers
1/2
Ice Cream
STD
500
3/8
Sauce
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Autumn Rosa
Medium to large, heart shaped. Purplish-red skin with amber cast.
Flesh is yellow with red streaks, solid, excellent flavor. Heavy producer. Self-fertile. Fruit
ripens over a long period and holds well on the tree. Ripens: Early to Late September.
Caliper: 5/16
Jams - Jellies
Type
Juice
Chill V
Hours C
Freezing
Drying
(Prunus sp.)
Fresh Eating
PLUM
Heirloom™
Canning
LABEL ICONS
Cooking - Baking
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Santa Rosa
Most important commercial and home variety. Large, oval. Purplish-red
skin with blue bloom. Firm flesh, yellow to dark red near skin; rich, pleasing, tart flavor.
Self-fertile. Ripens: Mid-June.
Santa Rosa, Late
Large. Purplish-crimson fruit with blue bloom. Firm flesh, deep
amber flesh; rich, pleasing, tart flavor. Self-fertile. Ripens: Early August.
STD
1056577:*
400 
EZ
1076577:
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SD
1155577Ɔ
Limited
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STD
1056581*
Limited
EZ
SD
1076581*
1155581Ɔ
Limited
STD
1056680*
500 
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Santa Rosa, Weeping
Large oval fruit. Purplish-red skin. Firm yellow flesh. Rich,
pleasing tart flavor. Self-fertile. Semi-dwarf tree to 8-10 ft. Branches form a graceful
weeping shape. Can make nice espalier. Ripens: July, 2 weeks after Santa Rosa.
400
Satsuma 
Large, nearly round. Dark, solid red skin. Firm, rather juicy, dark red
flesh to pit. Needs pollinizer: Santa Rosa, or Beauty. Ripens: Late July to Early August.
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300 
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All Bareroot Pomegranates
are treated with Wilt-Pruf.
All
<200
Hours

1¼”
#2
Limited
Limited
Limited
(1 & 2 Year Plants)
(Punica granatum)
Ambrosia Famous for its extra large fruit Pale pink skin. Dark pink arils offering a purple juice with sweettart flavor. Thrives in summer heat as well as coastal climates. Ripens: September into October.
Bright red, large fruit produced nearly a month ahead of
Angel Red® (Pat #16578) (+$1.50 royalty)
Wonderful. Early to market. Excellent flavor. Yields high volumes of antioxidant juice and lower than normal
waste pulp. Very soft seed. Ripens late August to Early September in Central Valley of California.
Austin Large fruit - usually 1 lb or better. Pink skin with a red blush. Red to dark red arils, contrasting the
skin color. Sweet juice with just a bare hint of tartness, superior to most sweet varieties. High juice content,
about 1.5 times as much as Wonderful. Early October. From Syria via immigrant living in Austin, Texas,
Cold hardy to U.S.D.A. Zone 7b/8a.
Granada
Large. Bud mutation of Wonderful Pomegranate. Resembles Wonderful with deeper red
blossoms, regular bearing fruit, but ripens one month earlier. Fruit is a darker color and less tart. Tree is
identical to Wonderful. Recommended for coastal climates over Wonderful. Ripens: August.
Sweet
Large. Orange-red flower, pink fruit in the fall. Flesh color is light pink, not as deep as Wonderful.
Fruit is sweet and juicy when ripe. Grows to 12 ft. Ripens: Early September, before Wonderful.
Utah Sweet
Very sweet, good quality fruit. Pink skin and pulp. Seeds notably softer than those of
Wonderful. Non-staining. Attractive pinkish-orange flowers.
White
Large. Orange-red flower, pink fruit in the fall. Flesh color is transparent white. Fruit is very sweet
and juicy when ripe. Grows to 12 ft. Ripens: Early September, before Wonderful.
Wonderful
Extra large. Blushed red skin. Flesh rich, red color, juicy, with sharp flavor. Most well known
of the pomegranates. Shrub to 18 ft. Ripens: September.
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Limited
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Limited
Limited
Limited
EZ, SD
STD
EZ
SD
Flowers
1”
Ice Cream
3/4
Sauce
5/8
Jams - Jellies
1/2
1056589:
1076589:
1155589Ɔ
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
****Please Note: NO Guarantee
or Replacements on Bareroot
Pomegranates***
N/A
POMEGRANATE
Drought Tolerant
3/8
Juice

Caliper: 5/16
Freezing
Type
LABEL ICONS
Drying
Chill V
Hours C
25
Canning
Fresh Eating
(Prunus sp.)
Heirloom™
PLUM (Continued)
FRUIT TREES
Cooking - Baking
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Limited Limited Limited Limited NEW 1
for 201
1058010∞
1058006∞
Limited
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Limited Limited Limited Limited for 2
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Limited Limited
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Angel Red® Pomegranate has, in a very few short years,
become the "must have" pomegranate because of its early
harvest, splendid red color, soft seed and great flavor.
****Please Note: NO Guarantee
or Replacements on Bareroot
Pomegranates***
NEW!
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for 201
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Large. Dark blue skin. Tender, fine textured, rich sweet flesh.
California's leading prune. Self-fertile. Ripens: August.
Chill V
Hours C
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1056720:
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EZ
1076720:
STD
1056740:
EZ
1076740:
700 
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1056760:
100
STD
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STD
1057060ε
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STD
1057080ε
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Italian
Large, oval. Dark purple skin. Excellent quality, greenish-yellow flesh. Popu800
lar Midwest variety. Cold hardy and vigorous. Self-fertile. Ripens: August into September.
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Stanley
Large. Dark blue skin. Flesh greenish-yellow, juicy, fine grained, sweet.
High quality. Very productive, reliable. Cold hardy. Self-fertile. Ripens: August.
Caliper: 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
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QUINCE
(Cydonia oblonga)
Cooke's Jumbo
Extremely large, about twice the size of other varieties. Pear shaped.
Yellowish-green skin. White flesh. Good for cooking, pie fillings, candies and jelly.
Ripens: September to October.
Orange
Medium, round. Skin golden. Flesh orange yellow, tender. Good for cooking
and jelly. Ripens: September to October.
Pineapple
Large. Smooth, golden yellow skin. White flesh with a slight pineapple
flavor. Good for eating and jellies. Ripens: September.
Smyrna
Large, elongated. Lemon yellow skin. Flesh tender, highly perfumed, with
excellent flavor. Excellent for jellies and preserves. Ripens: September.
ε = On Provence Quince Root
Limited
PLANTING 3 OR 4 TREES IN THE SPACE OF ONE
Through various trials and field experience, we have concluded that the desire to have a combination “cocktail” tree can better
be filled by planting 3 or 4 fruit trees in the space of one. Many “cocktail” combinations have one or more unruly varieties which
dominate the tree. This leads to ultimate customer dissatisfaction when the multiple varieties no longer exist.
See the Edible Fruit Guide or our web site at www.lecooke.com for winning combinations of fruit trees.
Flowers
Ice Cream
(Prunus sp.)
Fresh Eating
PRUNE
Heirloom™
Sauce
LABEL ICONS
Jams - Jellies
Angel Red® (Pat #16578) (+$1.50 royalty)
Bright red, large fruit produced nearly a month ahead of
Wonderful. Early to market. Excellent flavor. Yields high volumes of antioxidant juice and lower than normal
1057506∞ Limited Limited
waste pulp. Very soft seed. Ripens late August to Early September in Central Valley of California.
Granada
Large. Bud mutation of Wonderful Pomegranate. Resembles Wonderful with deeper red
blossoms, regular bearing fruit, but ripens one month earlier. Fruit is a darker color and less tart. Tree is
1057500∞ Limited Limited
identical to Wonderful. Recommended for coastal climates over Wonderful. Ripens: August.
Wonderful
Extra large. Blushed red skin. Flesh rich, red color, juicy, with sharp flavor. Most well known
1057501∞ Limited
of the pomegranates. Tree to 18 ft. Ripens: September.
∞ = On Own Root
Juice
(3 Year Plants brought up as trees)
(Punica granatum)
All
<200
Hours
Freezing
All Bareroot Pomegranates
are treated with Wilt-Pruf.
Drying
TREE POMEGRANATE
Canning
Drought Tolerant
Cooking - Baking
FRUIT TREES
N/A
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The Cooke Book®- Recipes for Success COMBINATION FRUIT TREES
COMBINATION
SEMI-DWARF APPLES
DESERT APPLE COMBINATION
Outstanding varieties for low chill and hot
summer regions such as Phoenix. Under
500 hours chilling. Early summer ripening.
MILD CLIMATE APPLE COMBINATION
Selected for areas with a mild coastal
influence. Under 400 hours chilling.
Late June through September ripening.
MODERATE CLIMATE APPLE COMBO
For areas with more winter chill and less
summer heat such as California’s North
Coast and Bay area foothills. Minimum
500 hours chilling.
COLD CLIMATE APPLE COMBINATION
Selected with mountains, foothills or other
cold areas in mind. Minimum 900 hours
chilling. July through September ripening.
Virus Certified
Semi-dwarf Apples and Pears grow
to 70-80% height of standard trees.
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COMBINATION SWEET
STANDARD CHERRIES
CHERRY COMBINATION
4 (3) of the all time favorite sweet cherries
on one tree. For areas with at least 900
hours chilling in the winter months.

L.E. Cooke reserves the right to substitute 3-N-1 combinations
for 4-N-1 combinations of same climate group and size class.
Selection of the specific three varieties in a climate’s 3-N-1
combination is not offered.
On EMLA-106 Apple Root
Variety
Dorsett Golden
Early Summer Red
Ein Shemer
Anna
Red Fuji
Gordon™
Dorsett Golden
Anna
Gala
Early Summer Red
Granny Smith
Fuji
Fruit Color
Yellow/Red
Red
Yellow
Green
Green/Red
Red
Yellow/Red
Green
Yellow/Red
Red
Green
Green/Red
Chilling Hours
250 hours
500 hours
350 hours
200 hours
<400 hours
300 hours
250 hours
200 hours
500 hours
500 hours
400 hours
<400 hours
Month
July
July
June
L. June
Sept.
Aug.-Sept.
July
L. June
Aug.-Sept..
July
Aug.-Sept.
Sept.
1151330
4-N-1 Desert Apple
1151331
3-N-1 Desert Apple
1151340
4-N-1 Mild Climate Apple
1151341
3-N-1 Mild Climate Apple
1151360
4-N-1 Moderate Climate Apple
1151361
3-N-1 Moderate Climate Apple
Red Delicious
Yellow Delicious
Granny Smith
Gravenstein
Red
Yellow
Green
Red/Green
900 hours
700 hours
400 hours
700 hours
Sept.-Oct.
Sept.-Oct.
Aug.-Sept.
July
1151380
4-N-1 Cold Climate Apple
1151381
3-N-1 Cold Climate Apple
Ripening months are based upon observances in Visalia. Actual
ripening dates will shift forward or backwards by regional climates.
On Mazzard Cherry Root
Bing
Dark Red
900
Early-Mid
Black Tartarian
Purplish-Black
900
Early
Stella
Dark Red
7-800
Mid Season
Rainier
Yellow
900
Mid Season
COMBINATION
SEMI-DWARF PEARS
Ripening months are based upon observances in Visalia. Actual
ripening dates will shift forward or backwards by regional climates.
MILD CLIMATE PEAR COMBINATION
Selection of the favorite varieties for
regions with a minimum of 300 hours
chilling.
MODERATE CLIMATE PEAR COMBO
Selection of the favorite varieties for
regions with a minimum of 500 hours
chilling.
COOL CLIMATE PEAR COMBINATION
Minimum 900 hours chilling.
Great taste August through October.
Hood
Yellow-Green
200 hours
July
Flordahome
Light Green
200 hours
July
Comice
Green-Yellow
300 hours
August
Monterrey
Yellow-Green
300 hours
Aug.-Sept.
Monterrey
Yellow-Green
300 hours
Aug.-Sept.
Orient
Yellow
500 hours
August
Pineapple
Russet
400 hours
August
Twentieth Century Yellow-Green
400 hours
August
Bartlett
Yellow
900 hours
August
Beurre d’Anjou
Yellow-Green
700 hours
October
Bosc
Russet
700 hours
Sept.-Oct.
Surecrop
Yellow
900 hours
Sept.
Twentieth Century Yellow-Green
400 hours
August
Shinko
Brown-Green
< 500 hours
E. Sept.
Shinseiki
Yellow
< 500 hours
L. July
Golden Russet
Hosui
450 hours
August
Each limb of the tree will have a variety tag.
ASIAN PEAR COMBINATION
Less than 500 hours chilling required.
July through September ripening.
Caliper:
1079051
4-N-1 Cherry Combination
1079052
3-N-1 Cherry Combination
SMALL
5/8
MEDIUM
3/4
LARGE
1”
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
On Old Home x Farmingdale 333 Pear Root
1155430
Limited
4-N-1 Mild Climate Pear
1155431
Limited
3-N-1 Mild Climate Pear
1155450
Limited
4-N-1 Moderate Climate Pear
1155451
Limited
3-N-1 Moderate Climate Pear
1155420
Limited
4-N-1 Cool Climate Pear
1155421
Limited
3-N-1 Cool Climate Pear
1155470
Limited
4-N-1 Asian Pear
1155471
Limited
3-N-1 Asian Pear
All 4-N-1 and 3-N-1 combinations are sold in bundles of 5.
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X-LARGE
1¼”
Limited
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400
Ice Cream
GARDEN PRINCE
Medium size. Soft shell. Good quality. Very heavy production. Blooms mid-season. Very
beautiful pale pink bloom. Self-fertile. Trees can be kept to 8 feet tall with pruning. Ripens: Late
September to Early October.
Sauce
1100005+
Jams - Jellies
ALMOND
(Prunus dulcis var. dulcis)
Juice
1¼”
Freezing
1”
Drying
3/4
Canning
5/8
Cooking - Bake
1/2
LABEL ICONS
Fresh Eating
Caliper: 5/16 3/8
Multiples of 5
Heirloom™
Order in Multiples
of 10*
Chill Hours
Virus Certified
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APPLE
(Malus sp.)
1101010
GARDEN DELICIOUS
Small to medium. Greenish-yellow skin with attractive red color in cooler climates. Bears heavily
and at a young age. Self fertile. Fruit keeps well. Ripens: Late September into October. Mature
Height: 8-10’.
NECTARINE
600
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Limited Limited
CHILL
GOLDEN PROLIFIC
Medium to large, yellow fleshed freestone. Outstanding pink blossoms. Good taste. Ideal
for cold areas. Ripens: Early to Mid August. Mature Height: 5’.
900
LEPRECHAUN (PAT.#8508) (+65¢ royalty)
Medium to large sized fruit on a dwarf tree.
Fruit is attractive, 50% bright red over yellow. Fruit is firm, good flavor and fully freestone.
Trees reach 4-5’ high and 5’ wide. Ripens: Mid to Late July.
8-900
NECTARINA
Medium. Skin deep red and yellow. Yellow flesh, red at pit cavity. Freestone. Ripens: Late
July. Mature Height: 5-6'.
400
RED SUNSET (PAT.#6982) (+$1.50 royalty)
Large. Skin highly colored red. Yellow flesh, juicy, firm texture. Freestone. Self-fertile,
excellent producer. Prettiest flower of Nectarines. Ripens: Mid June. Mature Height: 5’.
400
SOUTHERN BELLE Very large, yellow fleshed freestone. Very productive. Blooms very
early indicating low chilling requirement. Ripens: Late July to Early August.
Mature Height: 5’.
300
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1103625- 18” STD
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1103630- 18” STD
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PATIO NECTARINE
APPROXIMATE RIPENING CHART
JULY
L
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AUGUST
L
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Golden Prolific
Leprechaun
Nectarina
Red Sunset
Southern Belle
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Patio Fruit
Tree on 30”
Standard.
“Perfect
picking
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1¼" 1½" 1¾"
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1105205- 30” STD
Limited Limited

BONANZA Medium to large. Skin yellow with red blush. Yellow fleshed freestone.
Profuse production. Ripens: Mid to Late June. Mature Height: 5-6’.
450
BONFIRE (PAT. #8509) (+80¢ Royalty)
An ornamental, genetic dwarf, flowering peach
which features long, showy, dark red leaves throughout the spring and summer. Spring
is ushered in with showy pink flowers adorning this diminutive tree. Used for ornamental,
landscape purposes. Fruit is small and poor eating quality. Mature Height: 4-6’
N/A
EMPRESS Outstanding peach due to its delicious, juicy, sweet flavor. Large, highly
colored pink to red skin (almost glows). Prettiest fruit and bloom. Most cold hardy of
genetic dwarf peaches. Clingstone. Ripens: Late July to Early August. Mature Height: 4-6’
850
FLORY Small to medium size fruit. White skin with slight red blush. Tender, sweet, white
flesh. Freestone. Exquisite, large, double, bright red blossoms. Ripens: Late July.
Mature Height: 5’
400
1105020- GROUND
Limited
Limited Limited
GOLDEN GLORY Very large yellow fleshed freestone. Good, juicy flavor. Gorgeous
blooms. Good for cold areas. Ripens: Mid to Late August. Mature Height: 5’
1105030- GROUND
Limited
Limited Limited
700
1105130- 18” STD
1105007- GROUND
SOUTHERN ROSE Large, yellow skin with red blush. Firm yellow flesh. Good eating
quality. Freestone. Compares favorably with commercial peaches. Blooms early indicating
it does not require much chilling. Ripens: Early to Mid August. Mature Height: 5’
250
SOUTHERN SWEET Medium, attractive yellow skin with red overlay. Yellow flesh, good
flavor. Freestone. Very prolific bearer. Ripens: Early to Mid June. Mature Height: 5’.
500
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1105270- 30” STD
1105090- GROUND
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1105150- 18” STD
1105070- GROUND
Flowers
Ice Cream
Sauce


 
1105110-
PATIO PEACH
APPROXIMATE RIPENING CHART
Bonanza

Limited
1105230- 30” STD
400
 
1105107- 18” STD
1105010- GROUND
SOUTHERN FLAME Large, yellow skin overspread with red. Firm, crisp, melting, yellow
flesh. Good eating quality. Freestone. Good aroma. Ripens: Early to Mid July. Mature
Height: 5’
#2
Limited Limited
Jams - Jellies
1¼" 1½" 1¾"
Juice
1"
Freezing
1/2" 5/8" 3/4"
Drying
FORM
Canning
VID
1105005- GROUND
Cooking - Bake
CHILL
Fresh Eating
Heirloom™
Virus Certified
PEACH
LABEL ICONS
M
JULY
L
E
M
AUGUST
M
L
4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
XLG
JUMBO
(Best Pollinizers)
#1201510+ All-In-One (+60¢)
500
8
#1 almond for home orchards. Soft shell
Self-Fertile
#1100005+ Garden Prince
400
8
Naturally small growing tree. Soft shell
Self-Fertile
Semi Self-fertile
(Texas Mission)
Limited
Needs pollinizer
(Non pareil)
See Page 28 for prices. “Patio Tree” - Naturally smaller growing tree
Flowers
Approx. Height:
Ice Cream
1¼”
Sauce
1”
Jams - Jellies
3/4
Freezing
5/8
Wilt-Pruf is applied to all almond trees
Chill USDA
Hours ZONE
(Prunus dulcis)
1/2
Drying
ALMOND
3/8
Virus Certified
For best success for breaking dormancy,
prune heavily upon receipt.
LABEL ICONS
Multiples of 5
Caliper:
Canning
Cooking - Baking
NUT TREES
Fresh Eating
30
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#1201525- Hall’s Hardy 
800
7
Best for cold areas - late bloomer
Showy pink bloom. Hard shell
#1201555+ Ne Plus 
250
8
Usually paired with Non pareil. Soft shell
Limited
Limited
  


#1201570+ Non pareil 
400
8
#1 commercial almond. Thin Shell
Needs pollinizer (Ne Plus, Texas Mission)
Limited
Limited
  


#1201585- Texas (Mission) 
500
7
Hard shelled. Showy white bloom
Semi Self-fertile (Non pareil, Hall’s Hardy)
Limited
Limited
  

 
Caliper: 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
Approx. Height: 2-3’
3-4’
4-6’
6-7’
7-8’
*** Please Note: No Guarantee or Replacements on Pecans ***
PECAN
See L.E. Cooke planting specifications for best success.
See Page 31. Wilt-Pruf is applied to all pecan trees.
Pollen Shedding
(Carya illinoensis)
#1205011τ Burkett 
Late
#1205019τ Cheyenne
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1”
1¼”
8-10’ 10-12’
Need a deep pot?
See Pecan Pot (#4350)
on Page 31 for details.
Soft Shell
Arid climates only
 


Early
Soft Shell
Does well in Arid West and Humid
East climates
 


Semi Self-fertile
Late
Soft Shell
Does well in Arid West and Humid
East climates
 


#1205032τ Desirable 
Semi Self-fertile
Early
Med-Soft
A leading variety in the Southeast.
Not recommended for Arid West.
 


Late
Soft Shell
Prefers Arid climates. Does well in
warm winter areas.
 


Late
Soft Shell
Adapted to Southeast and Southwest
and mild winter areas.
 


Early
Soft Shell
Early maturing for shorter seasons in
the Arid West
 


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

#1205039τ Mahan 
#1205046τ Mohawk 
Semi Self-fertile
#1205050τ Pawnee 
Not Applicable
#1205025τ Choctaw 
#1205058τ Shoshoni 
Semi Self-fertile
Late
Soft Shell
Adapts to less Humid areas of
Southeast to Arid West.
#1205074τ Success 
Semi Self-fertile
Early
Med-Soft
Adapts from Southeast to West
Coast.
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

#1205081τ Western Schley  Semi Self-fertile
Early
Soft Shell
Arid West's leading variety.
Not recommended for Eastern
Humid climate
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

#1205088τ Wichita 
Late
Soft Shell
Recommended for Arid climates from
Central Texas to West Coast
 
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
 = Does better with pollinizer
All commercial nut tree orchards must use pollinizers for increased production quantities. Many homeowners desire pecan trees for their beautiful shade and any small harvest of nuts is a side benefit.
# Sweating of varieties prone to dehydration will help bud break (to leaf). This is very important in dry, cold or windy climates. An enclosed greenhouse with higher humidity (but not running sprinklers) is easiest.
Another way is to lay the tree down and cover with 2-3” of wet sand, fir or pine shavings and leave until buds start to break. The warmer the temperature, the faster the buds will break. Keep the covering
material moist.
τ = On Pecan Seedlings
*ADD 50¢ per tree for bundles of 5 in sizes 5/8” or smaller.
NUT TREES
1¼”
JUMBO
WALNUT
(Juglans)
1208010<
Carmelo
Very large nut
1208015<
Carpathian (Mesa)
Very hardy tree
1208016<
Chandler (High Graft)
Leading commercial variety
1208017<
Chandler
1208012⌂
Chandler (on Paradox) (High Graft)
1208019<
Cooke’s Giant Sweet™
Extremely large nut
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Limited
 


Limited
 


Limited
Limited
(+$1.00 for Paradox)
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
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

 


1208030<
Franquette
A major commercial variety
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

1208040<
Hartley
A major commercial variety
Limited
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

1208045<
Idaho
Very hardy - Large nut
Limited
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

1208060<
Placentia
Medium nut - Mild winter variety
Limited
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
1208065<
Robert Livermore
Unique dark red meat
Limited
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

1208080<
Thomas Black
Very hardy - Large, hard shell nut
Limited
 


Limited
(Patent #12264)
(+$1.75 royalty)
WALNUT SEEDLING
1208090<
Northern California Black
1208095⌂
Paradox
< = On Northern California Black Walnut Root
No Picture Tags
provided on seedlings
(Juglans hindsii)
(Juglans x hindsii)
(+$1.00 to list)
⌂ = On Paradox Walnut Root
Pecan Care & Canning
90% of Pecan losses are
caused by a portion of
the extra long roots being
exposed after planting or
canning. The original root
that was below the soil line
must remain covered! We
recommend the tree gets
planted 2” deeper to allow
for settling of the soil.
Make sure new soil level
completely covers old soil line.
*ADD 50¢ per tree for bundles of 5 in sizes 5/8” or smaller.
PECAN POT
We have found a
tall, narrow, plastic
pot which should
be able to handle
Pecan roots on
trees up to 5/8"
caliper. 11"W x
24"H, 8 Gallon.
Order by October
1 and we will order
them for you and
ship with your tree
shipment.
#4350
$7.95 each
NEW!
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A few box fabricators
make tall boxes for
Pecans. Otherwise,
you need to get
creative. Here a
customer has cut
the bottom out of
a smaller can and
stacked them.
Chicken wire and
roofing felt are also
often used.
Flowers
1”
XLG
Ice Cream
3/4
8-9’
Jams - Jellies
5/8
6-8’
Freezing
1/2
4-6’
Drying
3/8
3-4’
Canning
Caliper:
Approx. Height:
LABEL ICONS
Cooking - Baking
Multiples of 5
Fresh Eating
31
Sauce
1351000
◘
1351005
1351001
1351002
1351012
BAREROOT GRAPEVINES
(Drought Tolerant)
Large
Purplish-Black
Sept.-Oct.
C


Medium
Pale green to golden
Aug.-Sept.
C


◘ Black Emerald (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
Medium
Black
July
C


◘
Black Monukka (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
Medium
Black
Aug.-Sept.
B

Black Spanish (LeNoir) (Vitis bourquiniana)
Small
Blue-black, vigorous
Aug.-Sept.
Medium
Purple-blue grape, hint of blueberry flavor
Autumn Seedless (Vitis vinifera)
◘ Blueberry™ Grape (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
Limited
Limited
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Mid Aug - Sept.
D

C

C
 
1351003
Brilliant (Vitis labrusca vinifera cross)
Large
Pink blush, white flesh
Late June
1351004
Cabernet Sauvignon (Vitis vinifera)
Medium
Purplish-black
Sept.-Oct.
C
Medium
Red, Excellent, sweet flavor
Aug.
C

Late Sept.
C

Mid Aug.
D
1351006
1351010
1351015
◘ Canadice (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera cross)
Catawba (Vitis labrusca vinifera cross)
◘ Champagne (Black Cornith) (Vitis vinifera)
Large
Coppery-red
Small
Dark red to black
Limited
Limited
 




1351016
Champanel (Vitis labrusca cross)
Large
Black, vigorous
Aug.-Sept.
C
1351061
Chardonnay (Vitis vinifera)
Medium
White
Aug.-Sept.
C
1351013
Concord, California (Isabella) (Vitis labrusca x)
Large
Oblong, blue-black
Sept.
B

Concord, Eastern (Vitis labrusca)
1351019
 

 
Medium
Blue-black
Aug.-Sept.
B

1351020
◘ Concord, Eastern Seedless (Vitis labrusca)
Small
Blue-black
Aug.-Sept.
C

1351017
◘ Crimson Seedless (Vitis vinifera cross)
Medium
Red, vigorous
Oct.
B

1351018
◘ Delight (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
Large
Dark greenish-yellow
Late July
D


1351031
◘ Flame Seedless (Vitis vinifera)
Medium
Red skin, firm flesh
Late July
A


Late Aug.
D

Aug.
B
 
Aug.-Sept.
B

D

Aug.-Sept.
D

1351032
Fredonia (Vitis labrusca)
Large
Black, vigorous. Similar to Concord but larger
1351033
Golden Muscat (Vitis vinifera cross)
Large
Golden green
1351034
◘ Himrod (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera cross)
Medium
Pale green to yellow
Large
Elongated, white to green
Medium
1351043
Ladyfinger (Calmeria Selection) (Vitis vinifera)
1351047
◘ Lakemont (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera cross)
1351044
Lomanto (Vitis labrusca vinifera cross)
Medium -Large Black, vigorous
1351049
Merlot (Vitis vinifera)
Medium
Bluish-black
Medium
1351045
◘ Midgley’s Purple (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
Oct.
Limited
Wants
Limited
Wants
 


 


Mid June
C
 
Sept.-Oct.
B

Reddish-purple
Sept.
B

 

1351046
Muscat (Alexandria) (Vitis vinifera)
Large
Dull green
Sept.
B
  
1351052
Niabell (Vitis labrusca)
Large
Round, blue-black
Aug.
D

1351055
Niagara (White Concord) (Vitis labrusca)
Large
Hardy, white
Aug.-Sept.
C

Medium
Amber green
Late July
A

1351058
◘ Perlette (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
THE HIGHER QUANTITY RATE APPLIES ONLY WHEN QUANTITY IS PURCHASED IN ONE VARIETY.
NO ORDERS ACCEPTED FOR LESS THAN 25 OF ONE VARIETY.
ALL GRAPES ARE GROWN ON THEIR OWN ROOT.
Jams - Jellies
= WINE GRAPE
◘ Autumn Royal (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
ORDER QUANTITY PRICE
CODE
#1
#2
Juice
◘ = SEEDLESS
RIPENS
Cooking - Bake
1351011
#2 is 4” - 8” in total top growth.
Drying (Raisin)
#1 is 8” up in total top growth.
Wine
Picture Tags and/or Blue Labels
are Optional on Grapes.
See Sales Aids Page for details.
Fresh Eating
GRAPEVINES
32
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 

GRAPEVINES
33
Redglobe (Vitis vinifera)
1351065
1351071
◘ Ruby Seedless (Vitis vinifera)
Large
Extra Large
Dark ruby red
Medium
Crisp dark red skin, firm flesh
Mid-Late Aug.
B
Sept.-Oct.
C

Aug.
A




1351074
Sauvignon Blanc (Vitis vinifera)
Small
Greenish-yellow
Aug.-Sept.
D

1351072
Seibel #9110 (Verdelet) (Vitis vinifera)
Large
White, yellow fruited
Aug.-Sept.
C
 
1351069
Shiraz (Syrah) (vitis vinifera)
Medium
Reddish-black
Sept.-Oct.
D

Aug.
C
  
Late Aug.
C

D

A

1351079
◘ Summer Muscat (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
Medium
Green
1351081
◘ Summer Royal (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
Medium
Black
1351084
◘
Medium
Blue-black
1351073
◘ Thompson Seedless (Vitis vinifera)
Medium
Large
Pale red
Sept.
C
 
Large
Blue-black, vigorous
Aug.
C
 
Medium
Reddish-black
Aug.
C

Tokay (Vitis vinifera)
1351076
1351083
Thomcord (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera cross)
◘ Venus (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera cross)
Zinfandel (Vitis vinifera)
1351090
L. July - Aug.
Aug.-Sept.
NATURE’S PRIDE® PACKAGED GRAPEVINES
Approximate Volume Discount:
◘ = SEEDLESS
TABLE GRAPES
2450001
2450005
◘ Black Monukka
◘ Black Emerald
10%
15%
1 Case (25 Vines)
5 Cases (125 Vines)
10 Cases (250 Vines)
20 Cases (500 Vines)
(Vitis vinifera)
2450019
Concord, Eastern
(Vitis labrusca)
◘
2450034 ◘
2450058 ◘
2450073 ◘
Flame Seedless
(Vitis vinifera)
Himrod
(Vitis vinifera cross)
Perlette
(Vitis vinifera)
Thompson Seedless (Vitis vinifera)
Price per Case:
Unit Price per Vine:
2450004
Cabernet Sauvignon (Vitis vinifera)
2450061
Chardonnay
(Vitis vinifera)
2450049
Merlot
(Vitis vinifera)
2450069
Shiraz (Syrah)
(Vitis vinifera)
2450090
Zinfandel
(Vitis vinifera)
2450099
Wine Pack (5 each of wine varieties above)



Packaged Grapes available after January 1st.
QUANTITY RATES: Are based upon total units per
shipment. Can be combined with packaged berries &
vegetables for maximum discount.
(Vitis vinifera)
2450013
WINE GRAPES
5%
Price per Case:
Unit Price per Vine:
Concord, California
(Vitis labrusca cross)
(Isabella)
2450031
NET
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Jams - Jellies
(Drought Tolerant)
Juice
BAREROOT GRAPEVINES
Cooking - Bake
= WINE GRAPE
◘ Princess (Seedless) (Vitis vinifera)
ORDER QUANTITY PRICE
CODE
#1
#2
RIPENS
Drying (Raisin)
◘ = SEEDLESS
1351063
#2 is 4” - 8” in total top growth.
Wine
#1 is 8” up in total top growth.
Fresh Eating
Picture Tags and/or Blue Labels
are Optional on Grapes.
NEW!
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DISCOUNTS: All prices are "NET" per each plant
except for pre-season pre-payment discount.
No additional Retail or Wholesale discounts.
MINIMUM ORDER: 1 case (25 units).
Minimum Order: for pool truck delivery is $400
within California or $1000 out of state. May be
combined with bareroot trees to meet minimum order.
Otherwise ships F.O.B. Visalia.
AVAILABILITY: From January onward. Not available
in November or December with berries. Since these
packages need to be assembled, please place orders
in advance for late season deliveries.
TERMS: Payment is due the 10th of the 1st month
after delivery (approximately 30 days).
#2108016 Red Raspberries, Amity (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
Everbearing - Spring/Fall 1 Yr.
 
     
Spring 1 Yr.
 
     
#2108009 Red Raspberries, Canby (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus) (Thornless)
#2108019 Gold Raspberries, Fall Gold (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)

     
#2108025 Red Raspberries, Heritage (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
 
     
#2108030 Red Raspberries, Indian Summer (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
 
     
Spring 1 Yr.
 
     
#2108040 Red Raspberries, Newburgh (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
Spring 1 Yr.
 
     
#2108045 Red Raspberries, September (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
 
     
#2108080 Red Raspberries, Willamette (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
Spring 1 Yr.
 
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 
     
 
     
#2108035 Red Raspberries, Latham (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
PRICE:
2108011
Black Raspberries, Cumberland Black Cap (Rubus occidentalis)
Semi-Upright 1 Yr.
2108037 Black Raspberries, Munger Black Cap (Rubus occidentalis)
Semi-Upright 1 Yr.
BLACKBERRIES
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PRICE:
2101010 Blackberries, Brazos (Rubus laciniatus)
Upright - Cane 1 Yr.
 
     
2101045 Blackberries, Cherokee (Rubus subgenus Eubatus)
Upright - Cane 1 Yr.
 
     
Upright 2 Yr.
 
     
2101003
Blackberries, Apache (Rubus sp.)
(PAT #11865) (+20¢ royalty)
PRICE:
(Thornless)
2101005 Blackberries, Black Butte (Rubus laciniatus sp.)
2101044 Blackberries, Black Satin (Rubus laciniatus)
2101011
Blackberries, Chester (Rubus laciniatus)
Trailing 2 Yr.
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2101012 Blackberries, Chickasaw (Rubus sp.) (PAT #11861)(+20¢ royalty)
2101048 Blackberries, Dirksen (Rubus laciniatus)
(Thornless)
2101023 Blackberries, Kiowa (Rubus sp.) (PAT. #9861) (+20¢ royalty)
2101025 Blackberries, Marion (Rubus sp.)
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2101028 Blackberries, Natchez (PAT #PPAF) (+.25¢ royalty) (Rubus sp.) (Thornless)
2101030 Blackberries, Navaho (Rubus subgenus Eubatus)
Upright 2 Yr.
Semi-Upright 2 Yr.
Semi-Upright
(Thornless)
2101031 Blackberries, Olallie (Rubus sp.)
2 Yr.
Upright 2 Yr.
Trailing 2 Yr.
2101033 Blackberries, Ouachita (Rubus sp.) (PAT #17162)(+20¢ royalty) (Thornless)
Upright
2 Yr.
2101035 Blackberries, Prime-Jim (PAT #16989)(+.40¢ royalty) (Rubus) Primocane fruiting
Upright
2 Yr.
®
2101056 Blackberries, Siskiyou (Rubus sp.)
Trailing 2 Yr.
2101051 Blackberries, Thornless Evergreen (Rubus ulmifolius) (Thornless)
2101070 Blackberries, Triple Crown (Rubus sp.)
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Fall Color
100 Rate 500 Rate 1000 Rate 5000 Rate
Freezing
25%
Ice Cream
PRICE:
20%
Sauce
RASPBERRIES
15%
Jams - Jellies
25 Rate
10%
Juice
# = Sweating can be used to break dormancy. See instructions on page 18.
NET
Wine
(Approximate Discount)
Drying
1 Yr. = 1 full year in the nursery field
Picture Tags and/or Blue Labels are
Optional on Cane Berries.
Canning
QUANTITY RATES: Are based upon one variety per shipment.
AVAILABILITY: From November onward.
DISCOUNTS: All prices are "NET" per each plant except for pre-season pre-payment discount. No additional Retail or Wholesale discounts.
MINIMUM ORDER: for California pool truck delivery is $300 if delivered in Fall, otherwise $600 or $1000 out of state. May be combined with bareroot trees to meet
minimum order. Otherwise ships F.O.B. Visalia - usually very economically by UPS. Delivery costs on pool trucks at bareroot delivery rates.
TERMS: Payment is due the 10th of the 1st month after delivery (approximately 30 days).
Cooking - Bake
BERRY PLANTS
Fresh Eating
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BERRY PLANTS
2102011
2102031 Boysenberries, Thornless (Rubus ursinus)
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Dewberries, Austin (Rubus flagellaris)
Trailing 2 Yr.
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2107011
Nectarberries (Rubus ursinus)
Trailing 2 Yr.
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(Thornless)
Fall Color
Freezing
Ice Cream
Jams - Jellies
Juice
Trailing 2 Yr.
2104011
2109021 Youngberries, Thornless (Rubus ursinus)
(Thornless)
Wine
PRICE:
Boysenberries, Regular (Rubus ursinus)
Drying
OTHER CANE BERRIES
Canning
25 Rate
Cooking - Bake
# = Sweating can be used to break dormancy. See instructions on page 18.
Picture Tags and/or Blue Labels are
Optional on Cane Berries.
Fresh Eating
AVAILABILITY: From November onward..
MINIMUM ORDER: for California pool truck delivery is $300 if delivered in Fall, otherwise $600 or $1000 out of state. May be combined with bareroot trees to meet
minimum order. Otherwise ships F.O.B. Visalia - usually very economically by UPS. Delivery costs on pool trucks at bareroot delivery rates.
1 Yr. = 1 full year in the nursery field
NET
10%
15%
20%
25%
35
Sauce
PRICE:
2106011
Loganberries, Thornless (Rubus ursinus)
(Thornless)
2108515 Tayberry (Rubus sp.)
2103001 Currants, Consort Black (Ribes nigrum)
(Thornless)
2103007 Currants, Red Lake (Ribes rubrum)
(Thornless)
2103010 Currants, Wilder (Ribes sativum)
(Thornless)
NEW!
1
for 201
2105020 Gooseberries, Pixwell (Ribes hertellum)
BLUEBERRY PLANTS
PRICE:
Upright 2 Yr.
Blueberries grown in 5"x5"x7" pots with 18" growth - shaken out for economical shipping bareroot. Bareroot is tied in
bundles of 5. Minimum order is 5.
Packaged packed in Cartons of 10. Minimum order is 10 on Packaged.
Blueberries are now available with November deliveries.
BAREROOT
2 YEAR PLANTS
NORTHERN HIGHBUSH (vaccinium corymbosum x)
Minimum of 800 hours chilling required
Listed in Ripening Order (Semi Self-Fertile. Recommend 2 varieties for better production and berry size.)
PRICE:
4-6’
Early season
Zones 4-7
From New Zealand. Bountiful yields, upright. Fall Color.
2404080
Patriot
3-5'
Early season
Zones 3-7
Low growing, consistent yields. Showy blooms, fall color
2404076
Blueray
4-6’
Early to Mid season
Zones 3-7
Dessert flavor. Colorful spring flowers & fall color.
2404030
Hardyblue
Chandler
Mature Height
Reka
Bluecrop
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PRICE:
PRICE:
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2467025
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Mid season
Zones 4-7
Proven variety, adaptable to clay soils. Red wood, fall color
2404055
2467555
Zones 4-7
Leading commercial variety.
2404020
2467520
4-6’
Mid to Late season
Zones 4-7
Quarter sized berries - long ripening season.
2404037
2467537
Zones 4-7
Wild, full flavored small berries. Perfect for muffins & pies
2404084
Zones 4-7
Hybrid from Australia yielding one of highest quality berries
2404033
Darrow
5-6’
Mid to Late season
Zones 5-7
Largest berries. Orange fall color.
2404045
(PP#9834)
5-6'
Early-Mid
5-6’
Mid season
4-6’
Early-Mid-Late
5-6’
Mid season
2-3’
Mid season
5-6’
Mid-Late
200 Hours 8-10 Record yields, large quality fruit
Approx. Chill Hours
Southmoon
Mature Height
Sunshine Blue
2467530
Mid season
Mid to Late Season
Jubilee
2467576
4-6’
Mid to Late season
Sharpblue
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for 201
4-6’
SOUTHERN HIGHBUSH (Vaccinium hybrid) (Better for Lower Chill areas)
Listed in Ripening Order (Semi Self-Fertile. Recommend 2 varieties for better production and berry size.)
5-6’ Early season
400 Hours 8-10 Leading southern cultivar. Dependable. (+.30¢ royalty)
Star (PP#10675)
(+.30¢ royalty)
NEW!
1
for 201
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4-6'
Misty
2467580
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4-6'
Jewel (PP#11807)
2 YEAR PLANTS
PRICE:
Picture Tags are supplied for Retail
accounts on Bareroot Blueberries.
Packaged Blueberries have
5”x7” paper picture on bag.
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Brigitta
Rubel
PACKAGED
2402015
NEW!
1
for 201
2467584
2467533
NEW!
1
for 201
NEW!
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for 201
2467545
0
for 201
2467015
NEW!
0
for 201
300 Hours 5-10 Excellent for mild winters & hot summers.
2402007
2467007
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2402010
2467010
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2402006
2467006
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2467030
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2467020
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Outstanding flavor, consistent producer.
150 Hours 5-10 Semi-dwarf evergreen.
4-500 Hours
Possibly prettiest berry, excellent quality.
Zones 6-9
(+.20¢ royalty)
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Strawberries & Packaged Berries The Cooke Book®- Recipes for Success
MINIMUM ORDER: for California pool truck delivery is $300 if delivered in Fall, otherwise $600 or $1000 out of state. May be combined with bareroot trees to meet minimum order. Otherwise ships F.O.B.
Visalia - usually very economically by UPS. Delivery costs on pool trucks are at bareroot delivery rates.
BAREROOT
STRAWBERRY PLANTS
Order in multiples of 100
50%
55%
60%
65%
100
Rate
500
Rate
1,500
Rate
10,000
Rate
30,000
Rate
PRICE PER 100 PLANTS:
(Fragaria sp.)
2501010 Chandler
NET
Number 1 Commercial. U.C. Selection
2501030 Quinault Everbearing
Good in cold areas. Good for commercial and home gardens.
2501035 Seascape
Extra large firm berry. U.C. Selection
(+50¢ per 100 plants)
2501040 Sequoia
Number 1 for home gardens. U.C. selection.
(+$1.00 per 100 plants)
2501050 Sweet Charlie (PP#8729)
Disease resistant for humid & low chill areas. U. Florida selection
(+$2.00 per 100 plants)
NEW!
1
for 201
NATURE’S PRIDE® PACKAGED BERRIES
QUANTITY PACKAGED RATES: Are based upon total units per shipment. Can be combined with packaged grapes & vegetables for maximum discount.
DISCOUNTS: All prices are "NET" per each plant except for pre-season pre-payment discount.
No additional Retail or Wholesale discounts.
MINIMUM ORDER: 1 case (25 units). Minimum Order: for California pool truck delivery is $300 if delivered in Fall, otherwise $600 or $1000 out of state. May
be combined with bareroot trees to meet minimum order. Otherwise ships F.O.B. Visalia. If minimums met, delivery costs on pool trucks are at bareroot
delivery rates. Otherwise ships F.O.B. Visalia.
AVAILABILITY: From November onward. Since these packages need to be assembled, please place orders in advance for late season deliveries.
# = Plants per Unit
PACKAGED CANE BERRY PLANTS
#
2458025 Red Raspberries, Heritage (Everbearing) (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
2
2458045 Red Raspberries, September (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
2
2458080 Red Raspberries, Willamette (Rubus idaeus var. strigosus)
2
2458011 Raspberries, Cumberland Black Cap (Rubus occidentalis)
1
2451031 Blackberries, Olallie (Rubus sp.)
1
2451046 Blackberries, Black Satin (Thornless) (Rubus laciniatus)
1
2451051 Blackberries, Thornless Evergreen (Rubus laciniatus)
1
2452011 Boysenberries, Regular (Rubus ursinus)
1
2452031 Boysenberries, Thornless (Rubus ursinus)
1
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PACKAGED STRAWBERRY PLANTS
Price / Case:
Price / Unit:
2471010 Chandler (Number 1 Commercial)
12
12
2471040 Sequoia (Number 1 for home gardens. U.C. Selection)
12
NET
5%
10%
15%
1 Case
(25 Units)
5 Cases
(125 Units)
10 Cases
(250 Units)
20 Cases
(500 Units)
Ask us about the New
POTTED BERRIES &
VEGETABLES Liter)
are pots (1.9
Grown in 5.5" x 5.5" squ
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Heights 10"-15
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Price / Case:
Price / Unit:
PACKAGED BLUEBERRIES
2471030 Quinault Everbearing (Good in cold areas)
There is no
place to hang a
picture tag on
strawberries so
Picture Tags with
Icons are not
available.
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DISCOUNTS: All prices are "NET" per each plant except for pre-season pre-payment discount. No
additional Retail or Wholesale discounts.
MINIMUM ORDER: for California pool truck delivery is $300 if delivered in Fall, otherwise $600 or $1000
out of state. May be combined with bareroot trees to meet minimum order. Otherwise ships F.O.B.
Visalia - usually very economically by UPS. Delivery costs on pool trucks are at bareroot delivery rates.
R. = Rootings
T. = Transplants
2 Yr. = Second Year Plant
BAREROOT VEGETABLES
NET
25 Rate
10%
15%
20%
25%
Ask us about the New
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POTTED VEGETABLE
are pots (1.9 Liter)
Grown in 5.5" x 5.5" squ
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PRICE:
2301010
Artichokes, Improved Green Globe
(Cynara scolymus)
2302010
Artichokes, Jerusalem (Quarter Size)
(Helianthus tuberosus) Tuber with flowers like a small sunflower.
PRICE:
2302020
Artichokes, Jerusalem (Silver Dollar Size)
(Helianthus tuberosus) Tuber with flowers like a small sunflower.
PRICE:
2303020
Asparagus, U.C. 72 F2
(Asparagus officinalis)
PRICE:
2303030
Asparagus, U.C. 157 F2
(Asparagus officinalis)
PRICE:
2304010
Horseradish
(Amoracia rusticana)
PRICE:
Rhubarb, Victoria Cherry
(Rheum rhabarbarum)
Grown from seed (will include green stalks)
PRICE:
2306010
There is no place to hang a picture tag on
bareroot vegetables so Picture Tags with Icons
are not available.
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(Grown from Seed)
(Nearly Thornless)
1 Yr.
1 Yr.
1 Yr.
1 Yr.
1 Yr.
1 Yr.
1 Yr.
NATURE’S PRIDE® PACKAGED VEGETABLES
QUANTITY RATES: Are based upon total units per shipment. Can be combined with packaged grapes & berries for maximum discount.
MINIMUM ORDER: 1 case (25 units). Minimum Order: for California pool truck delivery is $300 if delivered in Fall, otherwise $600 or $1000 out of state. May be combined with bareroot trees to meet
minimum order. If minimums met, delivery costs on pool trucks are at bareroot delivery rates. Otherwise ships F.O.B. Visalia.
AVAILABILITY: From November onward. Since these packages need to be assembled, please place orders in advance for late season deliveries.
NET
5%
10%
15%
# = Plants per Unit
1 Case (25 Units)
5 Cases (125 Units)
10 Cases (250 Units)
20 Cases (500 Units)
Price per Case:
Price per Unit:
VEGETABLE PLANTS
2461010
Artichokes, Improved Green Globe (Cynara scolymus) ( Nearly Thornless)
1
2464010
Horseradish (Amoracia rusticana)
2
Price per Case:
Price per Unit:
2463020
Asparagus, U.C. 72 F2 (Asparagus officinalis)
8
2466010
Rhubarb, Victoria Cherry (Rheum rhabarbarum)
2
5’
50 RATE:
LABEL ICONS
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Birds
Fall Color
4’
Butterflies
3’
Fragrant
5 per size 3’ & up.
2’
Cut Flowers
18”
Flowering
12”
Drought Tolerant
9”
20 RATE:
x grandiflora “Autumn Brilliance’® (PAT. #5717) (+90¢ Royalty)
Large shrub or small tree. Drooping clusters of white flowers in early spring precede new foliage, which emerges
purple & turns dark green. Early summer bears dark blue edible fruit similar to blueberry. Foliage turns brilliant red
in Fall. Height: 20 ft. Width: 15-20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
Caesalpinia (Bird of Paradise)
1301770
6”
10 RATE:
Amelanchier (Serviceberry or Juneberry)
1301710
MINIMUM: 10 per size of 6” through 2’.
Min. Height:
N/A
Acer (Maple) See Shade & Ornamental section for all Acer varieties
Virus Certified
SHRUBS & VINES
N/A
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Drought Tolerant
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
gilliesii (Yellow Bird of Paradise)
Bright yellow flowers with vibrant red stamens bloom for several months from spring through summer. fast growing
to 5-10 feet with 4-6 foot spread. Demands full sun and well drained soil. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 8. Do not eat
seeds or leaves.
Limited
Limited
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Cercis (Redbud) See Shade & Ornamental section for all Cercis varieties and forms.
Chaenomeles (Flowering Quince)
Drought Tolerant
First shrubs to bloom. Tolerant of extremes of cold, heat and most soils. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5 or 4B
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
1306004
speciosa `Cameo’
Low, rounded, and compact reaching a height of 4-5’ with a 4-6’ spread. It has double, bright apricot pink flowers.
The green apple-like fruit can be used for preserves.
Limited
1306009
speciosa ‘Clarke’s White’
Large pure white blooms. Prolific bloomer. Flowers before it leafs in early spring. Almost thornless. Upright grower.
Perfect for cut flowers.
Limited
1306013
speciosa ‘Falconet Charlot’
Double salmon pink flowers. Plants are picturesque and practically indestructible. Tall growing variety. Mature
height 6-8’ with equal spread.
1306015
x superba ‘Jet Trail’
Early, double, pure white flower. Low growing shrub to 3’. Leaves dark green, oval to 1-1/2”. Easy to grow, good
bonsai or rock garden plant.
1306020
speciosa ‘Minerva’
Large, velvety, cherry red flower. Small showy shrub. Flowers resemble apple blossoms and are clustered along
branches from early spring to summer. Sunny locations. Low spreader.
1306023
speciosa ‘Orange Delight’
Orange to orange red flower. Small showy shrub with apple blossom-like flowers clustered along the branches,
early spring through summer. Greenish-yellowish quince like fruit. Sunny locations. Low spreading.
1306030
x superba `Pink Lady’
Clear, pink blossoms from deeper colored buds. Upright grower to 5-6 feet with equal spread. First quince to bloom
each season.
1306055
speciosa ‘Red Charlot’
Brilliant red double flowers in early spring. Upright grower.
1306050
speciosa ‘Red’
Bright red blossoms in early spring. A veritable blaze of color followed by shiny green foliage.
1306070
speciosa ‘Snow’
Large, waxy, pure white flowers. Leaves are a shiny green. New foliage is red tinged when young. Branches are
attractive when out in leaf. Tall grower. Height 6-10 feet.
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Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
2’
3’
4’
5’
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
1306081
speciosa ‘Texas Scarlet’
Fiery, bright scarlet flower. Brilliant bloom in early spring before leaves appear. Shiny foliage. An attractive plant for
spring gardens. Almost thornless. Low spreader.
1306085
speciosa ‘Torvesa’
Flowers resemble an apple blossom. Single, colors range from white to pink. Upright grower to 5-6 ft.
1306090
speciosa ‘Toyo Nishiki’
Most colorful flowering quince. Pink, white, & solid red flowers all on the same branch. One of first to bloom.
Limited
LABEL ICONS
Birds
Fall Color
18”
Butterflies
12”
Fragrant
Drought Tolerant
9”
Flowering
Chaenomeles (Flowering Quince)
Continued from previous page
6”
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Drought Tolerant
Min. Height:
Virus Certified
SHRUBS & VINES
Cut Flowers
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Limited
Chilopsis (Desert Willow) See Shade & Ornamental section for all Chilopsis varieties and forms.
Cotinus (Smoke Tree) See Shade & Ornamental section for all Cotinus varieties and forms.
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
1302010
x intermedia ‘Beatrix Farrand’
Exceptionally large, deep canary-yellow flowers. Flowers consistently 1 1/2” to 2” across. Habit is upright and dense
to 8-10 ft. high and wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
Limited
1302020
x intermedia ‘Lynwood Gold’
Deep golden yellow bell-shaped flowers in early spring. Heavy bloomer. Height: 5-7 ft. Width: 6-7 ft. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 4.
Limited
1302050
x intermedia ‘Spring Glory’
Showy, round shrub that explodes in pale yellow bloom in very early spring. Medium green foliage. Vigorous, hardy,
deciduous bush. 6-8 ft. high & wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
Limited
Same Price as Forsythia above
japonica ‘Pleniflora’ (Japanese Rose)
This is a spreading, graceful, open shrub with green branches that give
welcome color in winter. Bright green leaves with bright double yellow rose-like blooms appearing in spring. Mature
height to 8 ft., spread of 5-6 feet. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5
Kolkwitzia (Beauty Bush)
1301750
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Limited
N/A
1302610
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N/A
Kerria
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N/A
Forsythia
10 RATE:
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Same Price as Forsythia above
amabilis (Beauty Bush)
A unique graceful shrub reaching 6-10 feet. Small, pink, bell shaped flowers with a yellow throat bloom in late spring or early summer. Flowers are followed by pinkish-brown, bristly fruit which prolongs
color. Brown, peeling bark adds winter interest. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5 and probably 4.
Next year’s underground water supply
Limited
Fog = Nature’s refrigerator
We are blessed by God with an incredibly fertile growing
region in the Central Valley of California. The Sierra
Nevada mountains provide the snow pack and the
underground water to turn this deep alluvial plain from
desert into the greatest growing area on earth.
The relatively mild winters still provide enough fruitful chill
hours because of periodic bouts of Tule Fog. This fog
keeps the winter highs below the magical 45º F. threshold
for days & sometime weeks on end.
When the Pacific storms blow the fog away, the grandeur
of the Sierras are a beautiful sight!!
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18”
2’
3’
4’
5’
20 RATE:
Mature height 8-10 ft. with 6-8 ft spread.
50 RATE:
1301005
Aphrodite
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Large, pink flowers with prominent burgundy red eye.
1301010
Ardens
5
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Lilac pink to blue flowers with red throat.
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Banner
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White flowers with maroon center.
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Blue Bird
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Magnificent blue flowers with purple throat.
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Blushing Bride
Coelestis
Collie Mullens
Diana
Helene
Jeanne d’Arc
Lucy
Minerva
Paeonaeflorus
Red Heart
William R. Smith
Woodbridge
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Rich pink flowers, fading to white.
Large, lavender pink flowers with crimson red throat.
Magenta-rose flowers with crimson eye.
Very large, pure white flowers are 3” or more in diameter.
Large, white flowers with prominent magenta red eye.
Showy, pure white ruffled flowers. 2-1/2” in diameter.
Magenta-rose flowers with deep red eye.
Large, ruffled, lavender-pink flowers with magenta red eye.
Violet-pink, fades to white, flowers. 2-1/2” in diameter.
Pure white flowers with ruby red eye.
Showy, all white flowers. Heavy bloomer.
Orchid pink flowers with scarlet red eye with large creamy stamen.
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Philadelphus (Mockorange)
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x virginalis (Minnesota Snowflake)
Sweet scented, very double 2” white flowers adorn this vigorous fountainlike shrub in late spring. Tall grower to 6-8 feet with 5-6 feet spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
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Hibiscus syriacus (Althea - Rose of Sharon)
Virus Certified
Drought Tolerant
SHRUBS & VINES
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glandulosa Àlba Plena’ (White Flowering Almond)
Double white flower in Spring, rose-like. Bright green, shiny foliage. Valued for its profuse blooming. Masses of
double white flowers in early April-May. Height 4-5 ft. Width 3-4 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
1300510
glandulosa `Rosea Plena’ (Pink Flowering Almond)
Double pink flower in Spring, rose-like. Bright green, shiny foliage. Valued for its profuse blooming. Masses of
double pink flowers in early April-May. Height 4-5 ft. Width 3-4 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
1305050
triloba `Multiplex’ (Triloba Flowering Plum)
Showy, double pink flowers bloom in profusion in the spring. Green summer foliage. Mature height 10-12 ft. Cold
hardy to USDA Zone 3B.
1305020
x cistena (Cistena Plum) Bush form
Dainty branches covered with shell pink blooms in early spring and rich purple foliage through the
season. Mature height 8 ft. with 7-8 foot spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
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granatum (Red Flowering)
Showy, orange-red flowers. Mature height and width 8-10 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7B.
Limited
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Punica (Flowering Pomegranate)
Same Price as Cistena Plum above
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typhina (Staghorn Sumac)
Brilliant Fall color. Branches are covered with velvety short brown hairs like deer antlers “in velvet.”
Takes extreme heat & cold and can be grown in all but most alkaline soils. Flower panicles produce
panicles of crimson berries. Leaves give tropical effect. Upright growing 15’ to 25’, spreading wider.
Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
Min. Height:
Drought Tolerant
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Rhus (Sumac)
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Spiraea
All are cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
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x bumalda Ànthony Waterer’
Attractive bright carmine flowers in flat topped clusters occur from June until fall. This shrub’s form is rounded,
growing to a height of 2’-3 ft., width 4-5 ft.. It has narrow oval leaves with a tinge of maroon. Good fall colors.
1306550
x bumalda `Coccinea’ (Dwarf Red Flowering)
Compact dwarf shrub adorned with rich crimson flowers early summer to fall. Deep bluish-green foliage. Height is
2-3 feet, width is 3-5 feet.
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x bumalda `Goldflame’
New foliage emerges bronze and turns to golden yellow. Rosy red flower clusters bloom from June to fall. Reddish
bronze fall color. Height 2-3 feet with 3-4 foot spread.
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x vanhouttei (Vanhouttei or Bridal Wreath)
Slender arching branches are loaded with dainty white flower clusters in late spring. Height 6-8 ft. with 7-8 foot
spread.
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vulgaris (Common Eastern) (seed grown)
(Tree form, see page 48)
This is the “Old Fashioned Lilac” everyone remembers at Grandma’s house.
1303080∞ rothomagensis aka S. x chinensis (Chinese)
Mature height and width to 12 ft.
Bears large number of small graceful clusters, sweet-scented blooms in late spring and early summer.
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5-8’ height & spread.
1303081∞ laciniata (Persian Laceleaf)
Graceful foliage and form. Small dainty leaves unlike any other lilac. Profuse, fragrant, pale lavender
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flowers in loose, 3” long panicles. Heat tolerant. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
Early
Season
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microphylla 'Superba' (Littleleaf)
Mature height to 6 ft., spread 9-12 ft.
Handsome, dense shrub with single, deep pink (pink-red) flowers. The leaves are about 1/2 the size
1303107∞
of those of the Common Lilac. Grows twice a broad as it is tall. Very floriferous. Sporadic re-bloomer
at end of summer. Heat tolerant. Adaptable. Mildew resistant. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
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Season
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‘Bailbelle’ (Tinkerbelle®) (PAT. #12294) (+60¢ royalty)
1303205∞ Incredible wine-red flower buds that open to pink. Pleasing spicy fragrance. Similar growth and bloom
time to Dwarf Korean Lilac.
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All Lilacs Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3 unless otherwise noted.
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Min. Height:
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Drought Tolerant
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Season
President Lincoln
Mature height: 8-10 ft., spread 10 ft.
1304074∞ Claimed to be the best single blue lilac. Large compound clusters of single Wedgewood blue flowers.
Vigorous, vase shaped plant. Very fragrant.
Early to Mid
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Alphonse Lavalleé
Mature height: 8-10 ft., spread 6-7 ft.
1304001∞ Double. Delicate lavender flowers in long compact panicles. Opens as intense blue then turns to a
beautiful shade of lavender. Good fragrance.
Late
Season
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Leon Gambetta
Mature height: 8-10 ft., spread 6-7 ft.
1304047∞ An excellent, showy lilac. Lavender pink buds open into double, cotton candy lilac-pink blooms. One
of the best introductions from Victor Lemoine's breeding program. Introduced in 1907
Mid to Late
Season
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Michel Buchner
Mature height: 10 ft., spread 6-8 ft.
Medium growing plant producing a profusion of rosy-lilac pale lavender, double flowers.
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Belle de Nancy
Mature height 10-12 ft., spread 7-9 ft.
Double Pink. Large loosely conical bright pink flowers with satiny rose florets. Strong grower.
Early to Mid
Season
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Edward J. Gardner
Mature height to 10 ft., spread 6-8 ft.
Double pale pink flowers. Selected for its outstanding beauty and excellent form.
Mid to Late
Season
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Katherine Havemeyer
Mature height 10 ft., spread 6-8 ft.
One of the best French Hybrid Lilacs. Large, lavender-purple, double buds have very tight panicles
opening to soft lilac pink. Abundant blossoms on a small to medium shrub. Florets have wide petals
which are twisted & irregular, giving a slightly double effect.
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Season
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Montaigne
1304066∞ρ Double, light pink to mauve flowers with white in the florets. Very fragrant. Long, narrow clusters of
bloom. Upright, open growing shrub.
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President Grevy
(Tree form, see page 48)
Mature height: 8-10 ft., spread 10 ft.
1304070∞ A large growing shrub with big, heart shaped, rich green leaves. Profuse, very fragrant, large tapering
clusters of lavender buds that open to blue, double florets in mid spring.
PINK
4’
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A lot of importance has been placed on whether a lilac is single or double, when actually from more than three feet away one can
hardly tell the difference. It has very little to do with the quality of the bloom and plant. Some of the best lilacs are single.
When holding bareroot trees, we recommend storing in coarse sand only. Use cement sand or coarser, not fine plaster sand. For best results, do not store in organic matter.
When canning, we recommend using by volume 1/3 coarse sand, 1/3 top soil, and 1/3 organic. The organic components should be pine or fir wood, or peat moss, or rice hulls.
Do not use bark, Redwood or cedar wood, or manure. Avoid any organic that turns black.
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Mature height to 10 ft., spread 6 ft.
1304007∞ Blue Skies ‘Monore’
Single, light lavender-blue flowers. Produces excellent flowers without winter chilling. Bright green
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LAVENDER/LILAC/VIOLET
6”
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BLUE
(Color class 3)
Min. Height:
Flowering
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Virus Certified
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Drought Tolerant
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Burgundy Queen™
1304011∞ Burgundy red, single flowers in large conical clusters. Similar to Monge but blooms earlier and grows
taller.
Early to Mid
Season
Charles Joly
1304010∞ Double flowers. Trusses of delightfully fragrant, rich reddish-purple blooms appear in mid to late
Spring. Sturdy, upright bush with attractive heart-shaped foliage.
Mid
Season
Mature height 10 ft., spread 6-8 ft. Mid to Late
Season
Congo
1304034∞ Single, Red (Magenta). Immense wine red blooms in great profusion turning to purple. Very free
flowering with small heads. Delightfully scented.
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1304048∞ Lilac perfection. Very large panicles of deep, small purplish-red blooms. Most popular of the deep
purples and considered the best of its class. Blooms mid to late season.
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1304064∞ Single, deep rich red-purple. Large conical blooms. Very striking beauty and excellence. A compact
medium grower.
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1304080∞ Double multi-color, magenta to pink blooms in tight clusters. Very fine, heavy, large spikes. Excellent
for cut flowers.
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1304084∞ Large trusses of stunning wine-red florets edged in white. Wonderful fragrance is a bonus. This lilac
is great when used as a focal point.
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Mature height 8 ft., spread 8 ft.
1304098∞ρ Among the deepest and darkest of the purples. Profuse bloomer with large clusters of single, large
flowers produced on an upright plant. Strongly fragrant.
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Krasavitsa Moskvy “Beauty of Moscow”.
1304045∞ A Russian introduction of unsurpassed beauty! Lavender-rose tinted buds open to full, double, creamy
white flowers. On the recommended lists for both White and Pink.
Early to Mid
Season
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Madame Lemoine
Double white large flowers in immense clusters. Vigorous growth. An excellent, fragrant cut flower.
Mid to Late
Season
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Primrose
Unique color for lilacs. Single, light yellow flower, fades to cream, light fragrance. Pale green foliage.
Early
Season
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Orders of bareroot stock requiring late delivery can be held until late spring. See storage on Terms and Conditions page for cost.
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Crystal White®
1304035∞ The most stunning white lilac we have seen. White colored, fragrant flowers in large panicles. Long
lasting blooms. Upright shrub. Leaves are a bright green.
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Mature height 7 ft., spread 8 ft.
1304004∞ρ Showy, deep violet blooms with a silvery reverse are showcased against the lush, dark green foliage.
A stunning bicolored effect.
Clyde Heard
An exceptional hybrid with beautiful, single, magenta flowers.
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Excellent double, deep reddish-purple. Intense large compound flowers.
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(Color class 6 & 7)
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‘Lilac Sunday’
Mature height 10 ft, spread 12 ft.
1303076∞ Fragrant, purple-pink flowers. Flowers are produced on both branch tips and lateral buds giving the
appearance of enormously long flower panicles.
Early
Season
Syringa x hyacinthiflora
Min. Height:
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Min. Height:
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Mature height 15-20 ft, spread 8-12 ft.
1304030∞ Single flowers. Individual florets are two to three times the size of other lilacs. These make up enormous panicles of exquisite blue flowers in late spring. Heart-shaped foliage.
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1303520∞ Chiffon Descanso Hybrid Lilac
Single, lovely lavender flowers. Developed in Southern California for mild winter areas.
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Season
1304036∞ Excel
Single, light lavender flower. A very early bloomer that produces many large trusses. Will tolerate
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1303532∞ F.K. Smith Descanso Hybrid Lilac
Early to Mid
Single large lavender flowers. Tall growing lilac. Very good for mild winter areas. Cold hardy to USDA
Season
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Zone 3.
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Beautiful, lilac-colored, fragrant flowers in huge clusters. Developed in Southern California for mild
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winter areas yet still cold hardy to USDA Zone 3. The parent to many Descanso Hybrids.
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1303560∞ The flowers are typical lilac color, a good deep purple. The fully developed panicles are rather long
and the petals will flare out at the ends. Developed in Southern California for mild winter areas. Cold
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PINK
Annabel
Double pink flower. Blooms as a young plant. Average watering. Can tolerate some drought when
established. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
California Rose Descanso Hybrid Lilac
Tall, vigorous growing shrub. Flowers are clear light pink, panicles are small but very numerous and
showy. Developed in Southern California to grow in mild winter areas. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3
Esther Staley
Height 10 ft., spread 6-8 ft.
Single, pure pink flowers. Large tapered clusters, delightfully heavy fragrance. Excellent heavy
blooming variety. This is one of our favorites for all climates.
Dark Night Descanso Hybrid Lilac (+$1.00 to list)
Darkest of the Descanso Hybrid Lilacs. The flowers are a deep rose lavender with some color carrying through to the foliage. The leaves exhibit a purplish cast. A medium grower.
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The assignment of varieties to certain color groups may be questioned. No two persons ever seem to agree on the
exact color of a lilac variety. Flower color changes in different places, soils, climates, seasons, from hour to hour, as
the flower opens and matures. The International Lilac Society color classes are used for our listings.
Syringa x prestoniae
Minuet
Late blooming lilac of relatively small stature. Growth rate about half as fast as most late lilacs - about
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5 feet in 10 years. Light purple buds open to single, soft white-pink blooms over large, dark green
leaves. Sparse seed production allows prolific annual blooming. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 2.
Miss Canada
Mature height 6-10 ft. spread 5-8 ft.
1303255∞ The brightest pink of the late flowering lilacs. Deep red buds open to bright pink flowers. Foliage is
larger than the other lilacs in this group. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 2
Donald Wyman
Mature height 8-10 ft, spread 10 ft.
1303320∞ Single. Large pyramidal spikes of dark purple buds opening to wine-red flowers, spicy fragrance.
Claimed by many to be the best of the Preston lilacs. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 2.
3’
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Butterflies
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Pocahontas
1304069∞ Deep maroon-purple buds open to large individual florets, borne on large panicles emerging purple
then fading to an attractive deep lilac color. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 2.
(Color class 1)
WHITE
1303505∞ Angel White Descanso Hybrid Lilac
Single white flower. Developed in Southern California to grow in mild winter areas. Can tolerate some

drought when established. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
9”
Drought Tolerant
RED/MAGENTA/PURPLE
6”
10 RATE:
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Vitex (Chaste Tree) See Shade & Ornamental section for all Vitex.
Weigela
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florida ‘Bristol Ruby’
Ruby red flowers in late spring; some repeat bloom midsummer and fall. Leaves rich
green. It has a vigorous erect growing habit. 6-7’ tall and nearly as wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
florida ‘Java Red’
Carmine red buds open to deep pink flowers. Foliage deep green tinted with purple/maroon.
Compact, mounding plant to 4-5 feet tall, spreading to 6 feet. This plant is useful in background plantings, summer
screen or in shrub borders. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
florida ‘Minuet’
Dark ruby flowers adorn this rounded form shrub. Flowers are slightly fragrant. Purple tinged
dark green foliage. Begins blooming in May and lasts until June. Mature height is 2-3 ft., spread of 2-3 ft. Cold
florida ‘Red Prince’
Intensely red flowers bloom in early summer and again in late summer. Foliage is deep
green with a purple tint. A wonderful shrub for attracting hummingbirds. Mature height is 5-6 feet. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 4.
When in the Central Valley of California, please stop by and visit. We
would be pleased to give you a tour of our fields as well as direct you to the
world renown National Parks in the local region (Sequoia, Kings Canyon &
Yosemite) so you can see some really BIG trees.
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Economical delivery can be made in many areas of the country by "pooling" orders together.
See your sales representative for delivery rates to your area.
1307910
brachybotrys `Shiro Kapitan’
Profuse white blooms explode in glorious spring splendor. Panicles 12-15 inches long of thick white
petals.
1308070
floribunda `Longissima Alba’ (a.k.a. ‘Shiro Noda’ or ‘Shiro Naga’)
Impressive sight with the pure white flowers that cascade in spikes up to 4’ long. Vigorous growing
deciduous vine, displays bright green compound foliage.
1308185
floribunda `Longissima Kyushaku’
Likely has the longest cluster length. Older plants can bear racemes in excess of 6 ft long. Color is
mauve purple.
1308160
floribunda `Violacea Plena’ (Black Dragon)
Long racemes of dark double purple blooms up to 18 inches long. Blooms later in spring typical of
floribunda varieties. Vine will often not flower when young. Blooms best in full sun.
5’
6’
20 RATE:
White
Mid Season
White
Late Season
Mauve
Purple
LABEL ICONS
Birds
Fall Color
4’
Butterflies
3’
Fragrant
2’
Cut Flowers
18”
100 RATE:
Limited
Limited
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Limited
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Late Season
Double
Purple
Late Season
floribunda `Violacea’ (Royal Purple) (Sometimes called Single Black Dragon)
Purple
Stunning spring display of single, dark purple flowers on long racemes. Nice blotch of yellow in center.
Sometimes called ‘Early-Maturing’ W. floribunda because it flowers both earlier in life and season
Late Season
compared to other floribundas.
1308020
sinensis `Blue’
Impressive spring show of large, beautiful purplish-blue flowers. Long racemes of fragrant flowers
cover this vine in early spring.
1308030
sinensis `Caroline’
Delightful spring display of showy, purple blossoms. Long racemes of fragrant flowers cover the vine
in early spring.
1308050
sinensis `Cooke’s Purple’ (Cooke’s Special Purple™)
Impressive show of large, fragrant, beautiful purple blossoms on long racemes covering vines in early
spring. Also gives smaller spikes of purple blooms during the summer months.
1308060
sinensis `Texas White’
Bold and beautiful white blossoms cover this vine in early spring. Showy, long, fragrant racemes
appear before leaves.
1308040
sinensis x floribunda ‘Rosea Beni Fugi’ (Pink)
Large beautiful clusters of pink blossoms adorn this vine in early to mid spring. Blooms best in full
sun. May not bloom first year planted.
1308270
venusta Àlba’ (White Venusta)
Flowers are white, very large, and grow in short heavy clusters that open all at once. Very profuse
bloom when leaves begin to open in mid spring. Broad leaves and silky leaflets.
1308250
venusta ‘Violacea’ (Purple Venusta)
Strongly scented, blue-violet flowers adorn this lovely vine in early spring. Flower racemes reach
lengths of 12-18 inches.
It visually reinforces that these vines will also bloom in
the nursery your first year.
12”
10 RATE:
1308159
We continue to marvel each spring when we see the
newly budded Wisteria sinensis throw a bloom first thing.
9”
Flowering
Cold Hardy to USDA Zone 5
Drought tolerant
MINIMUM: 10 per size of 6” through 2’
Min. Height:
Drought Tolerant
(Tree Form, see page 48)
All L.E. Cooke Wisterias are budded or grafted varieties, not seedlings.
These wisteria are proven performers which usually bloom in your
nursery for exciting sales. Seedling wisteria can be disappointing for
your customers since variability creates unknown bloom types or maybe
none at all. Seedling Wisteria often take 3-7 years to first bloom.
Virus Certified
Wisteria (Vine Form)
N/A
SHRUBS & VINES
Blue
Early Season
Purple
Early Season
Purple
Early Season
White
Early Season
Pink
Mid Season
White
Mid Season
Purple
Mid Season
New Blue
Wisteria
bloom
N/A
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Seedling just
cut off
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
5 RATE:
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
1301505
Aphrodite
5
Single
Limited
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1301518
Blue Bird
5
Single
1301535
Coelestis
5
Single
Limited
1301525
Diana
5
Single
Limited
Limited
1301532
Helene
5
Single
Limited
1301543
Minerva
5
Single
Limited
1301555
Red Heart
5
Single
1301565
Woodbridge
5
Single
Limited
LABEL ICONS
Limited
Limited
N/A
USDA Zone Flower
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Limited
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5 RATE:
LOW HEADS (Starting at 2½ feet)
DOUBLE FLOWERS
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
Ardens
5
Double
1301520
Banner
5
Double
White flowers with maroon center.
1301527
Collie Mullens
5
Double
1301530
Jeanne d’Arc
5
Double
Showy, pure white ruffled flowers. 2-1/2” in diameter.
1301540
Lucy
5
Double
1301550
Paeonaeflorus
5
Double
Violet-pink, fades to white, flowers. 2-1/2” in diameter.
Limited
Limited
Limited
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Limited
N/A
1301510
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5 RATE:
HIGH HEADS (Starting at 4 feet)
SINGLE FLOWERS
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
Aphrodite
5
Single
1301519
Blue Bird
5
Single
1301536
Coelestis
5
Single
1301526
Diana
5
Single
1301533
Helene
5
Single
1301544
Minerva
5
Single
1301556
Red Heart
5
Single
1301566
Woodbridge
5
Single
Limited
Limited
Limited
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Limited
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Limited
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Limited
Limited
N/A
1301506
Limited
Limited
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5 RATE:
HIGH HEADS (Starting at 4 feet)
DOUBLE FLOWERS
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
1301511
Ardens
5
Double
1301528
Collie Mullens
5
Double
1301541
Lucy
5
Double
Limited
N/A
SINGLE FLOWERS
1¾”
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Fall Color
5/8
Butterflies
1/2
Fragrant
Caliper: 3/8
Cut Flowers
MINIMUM: No Orders Less than 5 for all sizes on Tree Shrubs
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Flowering
LOW HEADS (Starting at 2½ feet)
Drought Tolerant
Drought Tolerant
Hibiscus syriacus (Tree Althea - Tree Rose of Sharon)
TREE FORM SHRUBS
Virus Certified
SALIX (Willow) See Shade & Ornamental section for all Salix varieties and forms.
18”
2’
3’
4’
5’
6’
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
vulgaris (President Grevy)
1304071∞ A large growing tree form shrub with big, heart shaped, rich green leaves. Profuse, very fragrant,
large tapering clusters of lavender buds that open to blue, double florets in mid spring.
Wisteria (Tree Form)
Raised to 5’ STANDARDS
Drought tolerant
All L.E. Cooke Wisterias are budded or grafted varieties, not seedlings.
These wisteria are proven performers which usually bloom in your
nursery for exciting sales. Seedling wisteria can be disappointing for
your customers since variability creates unknown bloom types or maybe
none at all. Seedling Wisteria often take 3-7 years to first bloom.
1308770
floribunda `Longissima Alba’
Impressive sight with the pure white flowers that cascade in spikes up to 4’ long. Vigorous growing
deciduous vine, displays bright green compound foliage.
1308665
floribunda `Longissima Kyushaku’
Likely has the longest cluster length. Older plants can bear racemes in excess of 6 ft long. Color is
mauve purple.
1308650
floribunda `Violacea Plena’ (Black Dragon)
Long racemes of dark double purple blooms up to 18 inches long. Blooms later in spring typical of
floribunda varieties. The vine will often not flower when young. Blooms best in full sun.
1308559
floribunda `Violacea’ (Royal Purple)
Stunning spring display of single, dark purple flowers on long racemes. Nice blotch of
yellow in center. Sometimes called ‘Early-Maturing’ W. floribunda because it flowers
both earlier in life and season compared to other floribundas.
1308520
sinensis `Blue’
Impressive spring show of large, beautiful purplish-blue flowers. Long racemes of fragrant flowers
cover this vine in early spring.
1308530
sinensis `Caroline’
Delightful spring display of showy, purple blossoms. Long racemes of fragrant flowers cover the vines
in early spring.
1308550
sinensis `Cooke’s Purple’ (Cooke’s Special Purple™)
Impressive show of large, fragrant, beautiful purple blossoms on long racemes covering the vines in
early spring. Also gives smaller spikes of purple blooms during the summer months.
1308560
sinensis `Texas White’
Bold and beautiful white blossoms cover this vine in early spring. Showy, long, fragrant racemes
appear before leaves.
1308540
sinensis x floribunda ‘Rosea Beni Fugi’ (Pink)
Large beautiful clusters of pink blossoms adorn this vine in early to mid spring. Blooms best in full
sun. May not bloom first year planted.
1308580
venusta Àlba’ (White Venusta)
Flowers are white, very large, and grow in short heavy clusters that open all at once. Very profuse
bloom when leaves begin to open in mid spring. Broad leaves and silky leaflets.
Mid
Season
Limited
Limited
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Mid to late
Season
Limited
Limited
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Caliper: 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
5 RATE:
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
White
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Late Season
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Mauve
Purple
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Late Season
Double
Purple
Limited
Limited
Late Season
Purple
Late Season
Blue
Early
Season
N/A
vulgaris (Common Eastern)
1303051∞
This is the “Old Fashioned Lilac” everyone remembers at Grandma’s house.
Birds
Fall Color
12”
Butterflies
9”
5 RATE:
Fragrant
Min. Height:
Flowering
Syringa (Tree Lilac)
Ask your sales representative to see Lilac Poster
Virus Certified
MINIMUM: No Orders Less than 5 for all sizes on Tree Shrubs
Drought Tolerant
LABEL ICONS
Cut Flowers
TREE FORM SHRUBS
48
Purple
Limited
Early
Season
Limited
Purple
Early
Season
Limited
White
Early
Season
Pink
Mid Season
White
Mid Season
Limited
Limited
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Limited
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WH
WH
WH&BR
BR
BR
WH
WH
WH&BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
WH
WH&BR
BR
BR
BR
(Includes
$1.00 royalty)
10 RATE:
Green
Native of most of the United States where Maples grow. Fast growing up to
30-60 ft. tall and 20-40 ft. wide. Yellow fall color. Zone 3.
100 RATE:
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20 RATE:
100 RATE:
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
Limited
Min. Height: 12”
18”
2’
3’
4’
All Acer palmatums tied in 5’s
10 RATE:
Green Japanese Maple
A landscape favorite. This green leafed Japanese Maple has fine textured foliage and a light, airy appearance.
Upright and broadly spreading. Height to 20 ft., spread to 24 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
1409831
‘Bloodgood’
‘Bloodgood’ is the standard for comparison among purple leafed, tree form Japanese Maples.
It reaches a height of 18 ft. with and equal width. The shape is upright, becoming broad with age. The foliage is
purple-red. Fall color is red. Hardy to USDA Zone 5.
10 RATE:
10 RATE:
1409877
dissectum ‘Tamukeyama’
New growth on this laceleaf maple is crimson red turning to dark purple as the
leaves age. Fall color is bright scarlet. This old selection, first introduced in 1710 in Japan, is rapidly growing in
popularity in the Sunbelt states as a superior clone for hotter climates. Mature height is 6-8 ft., spread 8-12 ft.
# Recommend Sweating in Dry or Cold Climates.
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20 RATE:
100 RATE:
Drought Tolerant
‘Variegatum’ (Silver Variegated)
Attractive landscape tree with combination green and creamy white leaves
which stand out in any situation. Known in some areas as ‘Ghost Tree’.
Height to 25 ft., width 20 ft. Zone 5.
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10 RATE:
10 RATE:
‘DTR 102’ (Autumn Fantasy®)
20 RATE:
A Red and Silver Maple hybrid. Summer color resembles Silver Maple. In the
100
RATE:
fall the leaves turn a bright red on top with magenta pink on the back, even
in mild climates. As fall progresses, top side of leaf darkens but underside
(Includes
remains magenta pink. Colors first year. Mature height 40-50 ft. and spread
$.70 royalty)
up to 40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
‘Flamingo’
The exciting variegated foliage of this small tree is tinged with pink in spring.
Pink contrasts very nicely with the green and white variegation of the leaves.
More pronounced in colder regions. Makes an ideal small accent tree.
20 ft. height with 15 ft. spread. Zone 3.
BR
Limited
N/A
‘Jeffersred’ (Autumn Blaze®)
(PAT. #4864)
A Red and Silver Maple hybrid. Has better branching habit than Silver Maple.
Fall color is brilliant red-orange. Mature height 50 ft. and spread up to 40 ft.
BR
Birds
BR
Butterfly
WH&BR
Utility Clear
WH
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
Garden Size
WH
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec. Spec.
Fall Color
6-8’
Weeping
5-6’
Acer palmatum (Japanese Maple)
1405406
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
2¼”
Summer Bloom
4-5’
2”
Fast Growing
Approx. Ht: 3-4’
1¾”
BR
Limited
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
N/A
1401850
1½”
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N/A
1401810
1¼”
N/A
A very nice patio tree with a mature height of 20 to 25’. A favorite for bonsai.
The usual fall color is red, but varies to orange and yellow. The growth habit
is low and spreading, round headed. Prune for higher branching. Zone 5.
Acer negundo (Boxelder)
1401820
3/4
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1405402
5/8
10 RATE:
Acer x freemanii
1409836
1”
Tied in 3’s
1/2
Spring Bloom
Acer buergeranum (Trident Maple)
Tied in 5’s
Caliper: 3/8
Drought Tolerant
Tied in 10’s
Acer (Maples/Boxelders)
1405455
ORNAMENTALS & SHADES
N/A Virus Certified
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BR
Limited
Add $.50 per tree for bundles of 5 in sizes 5/8” or smaller or corresponding height. 3/4” & up are in bundles of 5. No orders less than 5 per variety.
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Silver Maple
#1400270
Drought Tolerant
Mimosa-Silk Tree (Doubles)
(2 stems)
Drought Tolerant
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
1400680
1400650
WH
WH
WH&BR
BR
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BR
WH
WH
WH&BR WH&BR WH&BR WH&BR WH&BR
3’
4’
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
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WH
WH
Limited Limited
WH
WH
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BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
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6’
8’
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10 RATE:
20 RATE:
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
Caliper: 3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
Approx. Ht: 3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
2¼”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec. Spec.
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
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20 RATE:
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One of the most beautiful Alders for landscape use. Very fast grower. Heart-shaped 4 inch
long leaves. Tree is upright when young, spreading with age. 40 ft. height, 25 ft. spread.
Alnus rhombifolia (California White Alder)
Tall, extremely fast growing native California tree. Grows to a height of 50 to 90 ft., with a
spread of 40 ft. Native habitat is next to streams. Leafs early, thus is subject to freeze in
colder areas. Hardy to USDA Zone 7, possibly 6.
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10 RATE:
“Fan Silk’ (Flame® Mimosa)
Drought Tolerant
Beautiful tree. Fluffy bright red flowers from May to August. Small, fern-like
(Includes
#1400230
leaves provide filtered shade. Grows to mature height of 30-40 ft. and spread $.25 royalty)
to 40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
cordata (Italian Alder)
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100 RATE:
‘E. H. Wilson’
Drought Tolerant
More cold hardy than the typical species. Reportedly survives to -15º F. or
USDA Zone 5b. Found by Ernest H. Wilson of the Arnold arboretum in Korea.
Light rose pink flowers. Height 35 ft. with a spread of 35-40 ft.
Alnus (Alder)
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N/A
#1400213
Mimosa-Silk Tree (Clumps)
(3 or more stems)
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10 RATE:
Min. Height:
#1400212
BR
BR
Limited Limited
N/A
Mimosa-Silk Tree (Tree Form)
Beautiful lace leaf foliage. Fluffy pink
#1400210 flowers from May to August. Size can vary in this seedling variety with height
20-35 ft. with a spread of 20-40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
BR
N/A
Drought Tolerant
(All Albizia’s are Wilt-Pruf protected)
BR
N/A
Albizia julibrissin (Mimosa-Silk Tree)
BR
N/A
‘Wieri’ (Wier Maple)
A cutleaf Silver Maple. This graceful tree with lace leaf provides open shade
suitable for lawns and park settings. Height: 55 ft., spread 45 ft. Zone 4.
WH
N/A
1405460
Fast growing, graceful tree 50-60’ high with 45’ spread. Five-lobed leaves,
light green on top, silvery beneath. Tolerates tough conditions. Needs ample
space. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
N/A
1405445
100 RATE:
Birds
10 RATE:
Butterfly
BR
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec. Spec.
Utility Clear
WH&BR
2¼”
Garden Size
WH
2”
Fall Color
6-8’
1¾”
Weeping
5-6’
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Tied in 3’s
1½”
Summer Bloom
4-5’
1¼”
Fast Growing
Approx. Ht: 3-4’
1”
Spring Bloom
3/4
Drought Tolerant
5/8
Virus Certified
Acer saccharinum (Silver Maple)
Tied in 5’s
1/2
N/A
Tied in 10’s
Caliper: 3/8
N/A
50
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
Limited Limited
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1401436
1401437
nigra ‘BNMTF’ (Dura-Heat® River Birch - Doubles)
(Wilt-Pruf)
(2 trunks) Note: Priced at nearly half the clump price so if clumps are sold
out, you might consider combining two doubles in its place.
1401444
nigra ‘Cully’ (Heritage River Birch) (PAT. #4409)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Superior strain of River Birch. White bark turning tan with age. Exfoliating.
Fall color is golden yellow to yellow brown, Resistant to Bronze Birch Borer.
Height 40-60 ft., spread 30-40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
1401440
pendula (European White Birch)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Very attractive tree with white bark. Delicate and lacy appearance. Rich,
green, glossy leaves turn to showy golden-yellow in the fall. Height to 40-45
feet and spread 20-25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3, maybe 2.
2’
5’
6’
2”
BR
8’
BR
10’
BR
Limited
Birds
4’
3’
1¾”
Butterfly
BR
1½”
Utility Clear
BR
1¼”
Garden Size
BR
Limited
1”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
Fall Color
3/4
6-8’
Weeping
5/8
5-6’
Summer Bloom
1/2
4-5’
Fast Growing
3/8
3-4’
Spring Bloom
nigra ‘BNMTF’ (Dura-Heat® River Birch)
(Wilt-Pruf)
10 RATE:
Superlative lustrous dark green leaves that turn soft butter yellow in fall.
20 RATE:
Creamy white bark exfoliates on 1” - 2” diameter branches. Bark appearance
100 RATE:
is superior at an early age. Denser canopy than other River Birch selections.
An outstanding selection for residential or commercial landscapes. Resistant
(Includes
to Bronze Birch Borer. Height 40 ft., spread 25-30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA
$.75 royalty)
Zone 5, maybe 4.
Min. Height:
(Wilt-Pruf)
nigra ‘BNMTF’ (Dura-Heat® River Birch - Clumps)
(3 or more trunks) Superlative lustrous dark green leaves that turn soft butter
10 RATE:
yellow in fall. Creamy white bark exfoliates on 1” - 2” diameter branches.
20 RATE:
Bark appearance is superior at an early age. Denser canopy than other
100
RATE:
River Birch selections. An outstanding selection for residential or commercial
landscapes. Resistant to Bronze Birch Borer. Height 40 ft., spread 25-30 ft.
(Includes
Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5, maybe 4.
$.75 royalty)
2’
Drought Tolerant
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht:
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Tied in 3’s
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12’
N/A
1401435
(All Birch have Wilt-Pruf to prevent dehydration until established.)
Tied in 5’s
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Ash - see Fraxinus
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pendula (European White Birch - Clumps)
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pendula (European White Birch - Naturals)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Same tree as above except allowed to grow naturally crooked for special
landscape situations. Good tree with curves but without sharp crooks.
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pendula (European White Birch - Doubles)
(Wilt-Pruf)
(2 trunks) Note: Priced at nearly half the clump price so if clumps are sold
out, you might consider combining two doubles in its place.
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Boxelder - see Acer negundo
Catalpa (Indian Bean Tree)
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Alders and Birch are two of the varieties that should never be topped in the nursery nor the landscape.
The central leader does not redevelop for proper growth and appearance.
bignoides ‘Nana’ (Umbrella Catalpa)
Grown on 5 foot standard.
Often called Catalpa bungei. A small, broad rounded, dense and uniform
grafted cultivar grown for its formal topiary-like appearance. This plant will
form a tight ball of heart-shaped, rich green foliage in summer. In autumn, the
foliage turns a rich, bright yellow and holds for a week on the plant. Height
10-15 ft., width 6-10 ft. but often shaped by pruning to be smaller. Cold hardy
to USDA Zone 5.
erubescens ‘Purpurea’ (Purple Catalpa)
Young leaves of this Catalpa are deep blackish-purple, turning to purple toned
green in summer. Large leaves 10-12 inches long. Clusters of white flowers
lightly speckled with yellow or purple in late spring. Height to 30-40 ft., spread
to 25-30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
speciosa (Northern Catalpa) (Western Catalpa) (Hardy Catalpa)
Tall irregularly rounded, shade tree reaching heights of 40-70 ft. and narrower
spread of 20-35 ft. Large 6-12 inch leaves. Showy clusters of 2” white
flowers in late spring. Seed pods. Thrives in moist soil, but grows well in hot,
dry areas. Tolerates alkali. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
4-5’
1½”
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utilis var. jacquemontii (Jacquemonti Birch)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Trunk is whitest of all Birches. Tall, narrow, upright tree to 40 ft., spread
30 ft. Dark green leathery leaves. Yellow fall color. Partial resistance to leaf
miner. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
3-4’
1¼”
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platyphylla szechuanica x pendula purpurea (Crimson Frost Birch)
A striking landscape tree with dark purple foliage and exfoliating white and
cinnamon bark. Broadly pyramidal to oval shape reaching 40 feet high and
30 feet wide. Burgundy fall color. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4. (Wilt-Pruf)
2’
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pendula ‘Purpurea’ (Purple Leaf Birch)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Distinctive tree with new foliage rich purple-maroon, fading to purplish green
in summer. Twigs purple-black. Leaves and twigs contrast pleasantly with
stark white trunk. Height to 30 ft., spread to 20 ft. Hardy to USDA Zone 4.
3/4
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pendula ‘Gracilis’ (Cutleaf Weeping Birch)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Although it becomes a relatively large tree, its slender branches always give it
a graceful, delicate appearance. Leaves deeply cut. Yellow fall color. Height
to 40 feet, spread to 20 feet. Cold hardy to zone 2.
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Drought Tolerant
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occidentalis ‘Prairie Pride®’
(Wilt-Pruf)
A compact tree with thick, shiny, dark green foliage. The crown is oval
#1403848 with dense branching. Develops a good form at an early age and does not
develop “witches broom”. Mature height: 30-40 ft., spread 30 ft. Cold hardy
to USDA Zone 4, maybe 3.
sinensis (Chinese Hackberry)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Smaller than Common Hackberry. Scallop tooth edged leaves to 4 inches
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long, smoother, glossier than other Hackberries. Heights of 40-60 ft. and
spreads of 25-30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
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Watering them while dormant will not help and will often hurt the roots.
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occidentalis (Eastern / Common Hackberry)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Large rounded tree reaching heights of 40-70 ft. and nearly as wide.
#1403845
Resembles the stately elms. Sometimes pendulous. Very urban tolerant.
Caliper: 3/8
Approx. Ht: 3-4’
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Hackberries: Trees must be pruned or you will likely lose them. Removing all light wood and about 1/2 of the branches reduced dehydration and triggers growth out of dormancy.
Cercis (Redbuds)
Please Note: NO Guarantee or Replacements on Redbuds
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canadensis (Canadian or Eastern Redbud) - Tree (High Limb to 40”)
(Wilt-Pruf)
canadensis (Canadian or Eastern Redbud) - Clumps (3 or more stems)
canadensis (Canadian or Eastern Redbud) - Doubles (2 stems)
(Wilt-Pruf)
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canadensis (Canadian or Eastern Redbud) - Single stem tree (Wilt-Pruf)
Very attractive rose-pink to lavender spring flowers forming in clusters before
the leaves develop. A small spreading tree with graceful branches forming
#1407010 a round head. Mature trees can reach 20-30 ft. high, spread 25-35 ft. Cold
hardy to USDA Zone 4B.
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(Wilt-Pruf)
(formerly C. reniformis ‘Alba’)
(Drought Tolerant)
#1407060 Masses of pure white flowers make this tree a stunning spring beauty. Vibrant
green, thick, glossy foliage extends this beauty through the summer months.
Height 20 ft., spread 20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
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(Wilt-Pruf)
Spectacular display of blooms make this a truly elegant addition to any gar#1407065
den. Glossy, vibrant green, leathery leaves are attractive all summer. Matures
to a height of 20 ft. with near equal spread. USDA Zone 7. (Drought Tolerant)
1¼”
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canadensis ‘Rubye Atkinson’
(Wilt-Pruf)
Abundant shell pink flowers with incredible coverage on mature trunks.
Excellent foliage that withstands heat. Mature height to 20 ft., spread to
25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
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(Wilt-Pruf)
A pink blooming small tree. Its bright pink flowers welcome spring#1407033 time and are followed by round, ruffled, glossy leaves. Multi stemmed.
Mature height and width is 18-25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6B.
(Drought Tolerant)
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canadensis ‘Forest Pansy’
(Wilt-Pruf)
Brilliant scarlet red new foliage matures to deep maroon. In warmer areas
#1407030 leaves change to green after spring passes. Clusters of bright pink blossoms
appear before leaves. Slow growing, round shape to 20 ft. by
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canadensis ‘Flame’
(Wilt-Pruf)
A fully double pink bloom with 40 petals resembling a small rosebud. A vigor#1407025
ous grower with average foliage. More narrow and upright than other varieties. 25 ft. height, 15 ft. spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
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canadensis ‘Covey’ (Lavender Twist® Redbud) (Pat. #10328) (Wilt-Pruf)
A distinctly unique weeping form of Eastern Redbud. When staked up, can
reach heights of 6-7 feet. If left untrained, often grows back over itself forming
#1407032
a large zigzagging mound. Lavender flowers in spring. Large, dark green
leaves. Parent tree has survived to -23 degrees F. USDA Zone 5.
(Note: License will not allow us to ship this item out of United States.)
3/8
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canadensis ‘Alba’ (White Eastern Redbud - “Whitebud”)
(Wilt-Pruf)
A special budded selection of the Canadian Redbud providing large, pure
#1407080
white blooms. Mature trees can reach 20-25 ft. high, spread 25-30 ft. Cold
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Approx. Ht: 2-3’
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canadensis spp. texensis ‘Oklahoma’ (Oklahoma Redbud) - Bush Form
(Wilt-Pruf) (Drought Tolerant)
Spectacular display of deep wine red blooms make this a truly elegant
#1407042
addition to any garden. Darkest & best colored flower of all redbuds. New
growth emerges with red tint & quickly matures to glossy, vibrant green,
leathery leaves. 20 ft. height & spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Min. Height: 18”
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(Wilt-Pruf)
Fantastic deep purple-pink flowers cover tree in early spring completely hiding
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stems, including large limbs. 15 ft. height with 10 ft. spread. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 6.
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(Wilt-Pruf)
Abundant rosy-mauve flowers adorn this small tree in the spring. Dark green
foliage. Compact shrub-like grower trained into a tree. Mature height reaches
#1407024
9 ft. tall and 9½ ft. wide. This variety produces no seed. Special selection
made by U.S. National Arboretum in Washington D.C. from seed obtained
from Kumming, China. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
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chinensis ‘Don Egolf’ - Bush Form
(Wilt-Pruf)
Abundant rosy-mauve flowers adorn this bush in the spring. Dark green
#1407023 foliage. Compact shrub-like grower allowed to grow naturally as a bush.
Mature height reaches 9 ft. tall and 9½ ft. wide. This variety produces no
seed thus showing no invasive tendencies. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
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(Wilt-Pruf)
Deep rose colored flower clusters adorn this tree in early spring. Bright green
foliage. Upright grower. 15 ft. height, 10 ft. spread. Native from central
China. Cold hardy to at least USDA Zone 6.
chinensis (Chinese Redbud) - Tree Form
(Wilt-Pruf)
Deep rose colored flower clusters adorn this tree in early spring. Bright green
#1407020
foliage. Upright grower. 15 ft. height, 10 ft. spread. Native from central
China. Cold hardy to at least USDA Zone 6.
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canadensis spp. texensis ‘Oklahoma’ (Oklahoma Redbud)
(Wilt-Pruf)
(formerly C. reniformis ‘Oklahoma’)
(Drought Tolerant)
Spectacular display of deep wine red blooms make this a truly elegant
#1407040
addition to any garden. Darkest & best colored flower of all redbuds. New
growth emerges with red tint & quickly matures to glossy, vibrant green,
leathery leaves. 20 ft. height & spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
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Limited Wants
The L.E. Cooke Co has one of the widest selections of redbuds in North America
All varieties of trees that dehydrate easily are protected with Wilt-Pruf.
Your entire order can be Wilt-Pruf dipped for only 1% of order value.
This is recommended for certain windy or desert climate regions.
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occidentalis (Western Redbud - Tree Form) (Drought Tolerant) (Wilt-Pruf)
Native to California. This small tree delivers a 3 week brilliant display of
#1407070 magenta flowers in spring. Summer foliage is handsome blue-green. 3”
leaves notched or rounded at tip. Height ranges from 15 to 25 ft. with same
spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7, some say to Zone 6. Limbed to 15”.
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occidentalis (Western Redbud - High Limb) (Drought Tolerant) (Wilt-Pruf)
Single stem tree with limbs starting at 40 inches.
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occidentalis (Western Redbud - Bush Form) (Drought Tolerant) (Wilt-Pruf)
Multi stem form of this California native.
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occidentalis ‘Alba’ (Western White Redbud) (Drought Tolerant) (Wilt-Pruf)
Native to California. Rare and unique white spring bloom. Very heat and
#1407075 drought resistant. Handsome blue-green leaves in summer. Trained upright
as single stem, small tree. Height from 15-20 ft. and same spread. Cold
Approx. Ht: 2-3’
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linearis ‘Bubba’ - Bush Form
(Drought Tolerant) The blossoms are
a beautiful bright bicolor of lavender and dark purple. Bubba is a vigorous
grower. Its flowers and leaves are larger than that of the species. Bubba
flowers throughout the summer. Discovered by Paul Cox of the San Antonio
Botanical Garden. Can reach up to 20’ in some areas. USDA Zone 7.
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linearis “Burgundy’ (Burgundy Desert Willow - Bush Form)
This unique introduction has beautiful, trumpet-shaped burgundy flowers with
crimped lobes that appear from spring to late summer. The leaves are long
and narrow, up to 5” in length. Mature height & spread to 15 ft. Well adapted
to desert conditions. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7.
(Drought Tolerant)
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(Drought Tolerant)
Delicate appearing small tree native to western states. Its long narrow leaves
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late spring to fall. They are trumpet-shaped, sweetly fragrant. , Height and
spread 15-25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7.
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racemosa (Chain Flowered Redbud) (Drought Tolerant) (Wilt-Pruf)
An unusual redbud from western China. The flowers hang in 2-4 inch long
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pendulous chains or racemes of 20 to 40 light pink flowers. Rounded,
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spreading form reaching 20 to 25 feet high and 15-30 feet wide at maturity.
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tashkentensis ‘Morning Cloud’ - Doubles
(2 stems)
(Drought Tolerant)
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
3-4’
4-5'
5-6’
6-7’
7-8’
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Butterfly
Utility Clear
Garden Size
Fall Color
Weeping
Summer Bloom
Fast Growing
BR
Spring Bloom
BR
2”
Drought Tolerant
BR
1¾”
N/A Virus Certified
BR
1½”
2”
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Wants
Caliper: 5/16
BR
Wants
BR
Wants
BR
Wants
BR
Wants
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
3’
3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
8-9’
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1¾”
2”
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BR
BR
BR
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Caliper: 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
Approx. Ht: 2-3’
3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
8-9’
9-10’
1½”
1¾”
2”
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Caliper: 5/16
tashkentensis ‘Morning Cloud’ - Clumps
(3 or more stems)
BR
Limited
1¼”
10 RATE:
Approx. Ht:
3’
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1/2
5/8
3/4
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1¼”
3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
8-9’
9-10’ 10-12’ Spec. Spec
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1¾”
2”
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Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht:
tashkentensis ‘Morning Cloud’
(Drought Tolerant)
Beautiful clusters of white flowers with purple striping in the throat. Blooms
spring through summer. A quite vigorous grower, this unique tree reaches
height of 25-30 ft. with an equal width. It tends to have a more cascading
effect than other Chitalpa. Seedless. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7.
1”
8‘+
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(Drought Tolerant)
linearis ‘Burgundy’ (Burgundy Desert Willow - Tree Form)
This unique introduction has beautiful, trumpet-shaped burgundy flowers with
crimped lobes that appear from spring to late summer. The leaves are long
and narrow, up to 5” in length. Mature height & spread to 15 ft. Well adapted
to desert conditions. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7.
Chitalpa
3/4
6’+
N/A
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5/8
5’+
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Approx. Ht:
retusus (Chinese Fringe Tree)
(Drought Tolerant)
Like fleecy snow, magnificent clusters of white fringe-like flowers adorn
this tree as early as Late March or April depending upon climate area.
Reminiscent of a tremendous white lilac. Soft green leaves are 2-4” long.
Upright branches form dome shape 15-20 ft. high, 20-25 ft. wide. Cold hardy
to USDA Zone 5.
1/2
4’+
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linearis ‘Bubba’ - Tree Form
(Drought Tolerant)
The blossoms are a beautiful bright bicolor of lavender and dark purple.
Bubba is a vigorous grower. Its flowers and leaves are larger than that of the
species. Bubba flowers throughout the summer. Discovered by Paul Cox
of the San Antonio Botanical Garden. Can reach up to 20’ in some areas.
USDA Zone 7.
Chionanthus (Fringe Tree)
3/8
N/A
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Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht:
N/A
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linearis (Desert Willow - Tree Form)
(Drought Tolerant)
A delicate appearing small tree native to western states. Its long narrow
leaves resemble those of willows (Salix spp.), although they are not related.
Flowers occur in showy clusters at the tips of the branches and on new wood,
occurring from late spring to fall. They are trumpet-shaped, sweetly fragrant.
This is a special selection grown from cuttings for consistency in providing a
quality rose-pink blossom, Height and spread 15-25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA
Zone 7.
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
N/A
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(Bush Form previous page)
N/A
Chilopsis (Desert Willow) Tree Form
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BR
BR
BR
BR
3’
4’
5’
6’
8’
10’
12’
14’
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WH&BR
Limited
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
Limited
3’
4’
5’
6’
8’
10’
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12’
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Birds
9-10’ 10-12’ Spec. Spec
Butterfly
8-9’
Utility Clear
6-8’
Garden Size
5-6’
Fall Color
4-5’
Weeping
3-4’
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Summer Bloom
2”
Fast Growing
1¾”
Spring Bloom
1½”
Drought Tolerant
1¼”
14’
10 RATE:
N/A
tashkentensis ‘Pink Dawn’ - Clumps
(3 or more stems)
1”
10 RATE:
Min. Height: 18”
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3/4
Virus Certified
3’
5/8
N/A
Approx. Ht:
1/2
N/A
tashkentensis ‘Pink Dawn’
(Drought Tolerant)
Lovely display of large clusters of trumpet shaped, light lavender flowers with
pale yellow throats adorn this tree all summer. An excellent, rapidly growing,
deciduous tree valued for its drought tolerance. Long, narrow, glossy bright
green leaves. Seedless. Height to 25 ft., width to 15 ft. Cold hardy to USDA
Zone 7.
3/8
N/A
Caliper: 5/16
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N/A
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Chitalpa
N/A
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tashkentensis ‘Pink Dawn’ - Doubles
(2 stems)
(Drought Tolerant)
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
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Please Note: NO Guarantee or Replacements on Smoke Trees
(Must have fast drainage and infrequent watering for success.)
Cotinus (Smoke Tree - Tree & Shrub Form)
Caliper: 5/16
coggygria ‘Cooke’s Purple™’ - Tree Form (Wilt-Pruf) (Drought Tolerant)
Bold purple foliage with dramatic puffs of reddish-purple smoke-like blooms.
Large vase-shaped shrub reaching 15-20 ft. by 15-20 ft. Holds color the best
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of the species in hot summer areas. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Single trunk, tree form of the highly praised purple smoke tree. Limbed at
36-40 inches.
Approx. Ht:
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
8-9’
9-10’ 10-12’ Spec. Spec
1½”
1¾”
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coggygria (Green Smoke Tree)
#1407333 Large vase shaped shrub. Green foliage with bluish tint. Lavender ‘Smokelike’ bloom. Height and spread 12-15 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
3’
6”
9”
12”
BR
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BR
BR
18”
2’
3’
4’
5’
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coggygria ‘Cooke’s Purple™’ - Bush Form
Bold purple foliage with dramatic puffs of reddish-purple smoke-like blooms. Large vase#1407330
shaped shrub reaching 15-20 ft. by 15-20 ft. Holds color the best of the species in hot summer areas. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
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coggygria ‘Purpureus’ (Purple Smoke Tree)
Seedling grown form of the Cooke’s Purple Smoke Tree. Purple-bronze foliage with puffs of
reddish-purple smoke-like blooms. Large vase shaped shrub reaching 15-20 ft. by 15-20 ft.
coggygria ‘Royal Purple’
Prized in the landscape as an accent plant with its reddish-purple foliage all summer long.
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Wispy smoke-like purple colored flowers produced in spring to early summer. Rich redpurple fall color. 12-15 ft. high by 10-18 ft. wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Cottonwoods - see Populus
Crabapple - see Malus
Limited Limited
Limited Limited
Limited Limited
Limited
Reminder: Prices will not be increased for changes we make after original confirmation except when we
move to your preferred sizes. “Wants” filled at a later time will be at the listed price for size confirmed.
Cypress - see Taxodium
Elaeagnus (Olive)
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angustifolia (Russian Olive - Tree Form)
(Drought Tolerant)
Small deciduous tree (25 ft. x 25 ft.) Trunk & branches are covered with
shredding dark brown bark, contrasting with willow-like 1-2” long silvery gray
leaves. Branches are thorny - so much so that we recommend the Velvet
Touch™ over this variety. Small green, berrylike fruit in summer resembles
miniature olives. Drought, heat, & cold tolerant. Hardy to USDA Zone 2.
angustifolia ‘Cooke’s’ (Velvet Touch™ Russian Olive) (Drought Tolerant)
A special selection found to have far fewer thorns and larger, longer, velvety
leaves. Trunk & branches covered with shredding dark brown bark contrasts
with willow-like 2” long, velvet, silvery gray leaves. Appears to be seedless
but still observing trees in various plantings. 25 ft. x 25 ft. USDA Zone 2.
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Elms
Flame Tree
Flowering Almonds
Flowering Apricots
Flowering Cherries
Flowering Crabapples
Flowering Peaches
Flowering Pears
Flowering Plums
Fraxinus (Ash)
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3’
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-7’
7-8’
8-10’ 10’+
1½”
1¾”
BR
Approx. Ht:
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$.50 royalty)
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BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
Birds
Butterfly
Utility Clear
Fall Color
Weeping
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Summer Bloom
BR
2”
Fast Growing
BR
1¾”
Spring Bloom
BR
1½”
Drought Tolerant
WH
1”
1¼”
8-10’
N/A Virus Certified
3/4
6-8’
20 RATE:
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We highly recommend Velvet Touch™
Russian Olive over the seedling version
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The L. E. Cooke Co is committed to your success with
bareroot. Since 1970, the L. E. Cooke Co has studied
canning mixes which have proven successful and
those which have proven problematic. Ask your sales
representative for a copy of our “Care and Handling of
Bareroot” booklet. Or download it from our web site
in Acrobat PDF form. We also mail a copy out each
November to all customers with an order.
Caliper: 5/16
americana ‘Rosehill’
A fast growing, very hardy White Ash. Foliage is dark green in the summer
and becomes red in the fall. Resistant to borers and diseases. Height to 50
ft., spread to 30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
5/8
5-6’
10 RATE:
see Ulmus
see Koelreuteria bipinnata
see Prunus in shrub section page 40
see Prunus mume on page 69
see Prunus on pages 70-72
see Malus starting on page 63-64
see Prunus persica on pages 72-73
see Pyrus on pages 75-76
see Prunus cerasifera on pages 73-75
americana ‘Junginger’ (Autumn Purple® Ash)
Seedless White Ash. Dark green foliage in summer, coloring in early fall to a
reddish-purple or mahogany. Holds its bright foliage until well after the frost.
Height to 45 ft., spread to 40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4, maybe parts of
3.
1/2
4-5’
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Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht:
3/8
3-4’
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5/8
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3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
N/A
laevigata ‘pauli’ (Paul’s Scarlet Hawthorn)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Best known and showiest of the Hawthorns. Clusters of scarlet red flowers
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cover the tree in the spring. Sets small amounts of orange red fruit in the fall.
Height to 22 ft. with 20 ft. spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht: 3’
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Crataegus (Hawthorn)
Garden Size
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Limited
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$.70 royalty)
BR
BR
Limited Limited
Birds
Butterfly
BR
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
Utility Clear
BR
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
10 RATE:
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Garden Size
WH&BR
2”
Fall Color
6-8’
1¾”
Weeping
5-6’
1½”
Summer Bloom
4-5’
1¼”
Fast Growing
Approx. Ht: 2½-3’ 3-4’
1”
Drought Tolerant
3/4
Spring Bloom
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BR
WH
WH
BR
BR
BR
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holotricha ‘Moraine ’
Distinctive all season beauty. Exceptional durability, rapid growth to a height
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of 40 ft. with spread near 35 ft. Graceful foliage gives this tree a finer texture
(Branched)
than most other ashes. Clean habits makes it a desirable tree for homes and
parks. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
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excelsior ‘Aureafolia’ (Golden Desert® Ash)
Year round interest in a shade tree. New growth light yellow turning to early
summer lime green followed by bright gold late July and on. Small limb bark
is attractive golden color giving winter character. Height 20-25 ft., width 18-20
ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
3/8
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Fraxinus (Ash)
N/A Virus Certified
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(Whip)
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(Branched)
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oxycarpa ‘Raywoodi’ (Raywood Ash) (aka Claret Ash)
Fast growing shade tree. Medium size, dark green leaves which turn wine red
in the fall. Excellent street and park tree. An excellent ‘Hammock Hanger’
for those without patience. Mature height 35-40 ft., spread 30 ft. Cold hardy
to USDA Zone 6.
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velutina (Arizona Ash)
(Drought Tolerant)
Moderately growing tree native to Arizona. Tree withstands hot, dry
conditions and cold to about -10 degrees. Pyramidal in youth; spreading and
open with maturity. Grows to a height of 40-50 ft. with a spread of
30-40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
velutina coriacea ‘Bonita™’
(Drought Tolerant)
Desirable for shade in Southwest regions. Broadly oval to mushroom shaped
head, develops fuller shape at early age. Usually broader than tall, reaching heights and spread of 30-35 ft. Intense yellow fall color, better and lasts
longer than Modesto Ash. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
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pennsylvanica lanceolata `Fan-West' (Fan-West™Ash)
10 RATE:
A great selection that tolerates poor soils, desert heat and wind. Large, olive
20 RATE:
green foliage on a good limb-head structure. Non-seeding. Hardy tree.
100 RATE:
Grows to a height of 40-55'. Cross of Texas Green Ash and Arizona Ash
found by Eddie Fanick of San Antonio along the Guadalupe River. Cold hardy Includes
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to USDA Zone 4.
pennsylvanica ‘Marshall’s Seedless’ (Marshall’s Seedless Green Ash)
A seedless form of Green Ash. Lustrous, dark green foliage in the summer
turning to bright green-yellow in the fall. Grows to a height of 50 ft. with a
spread of 40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
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BR
BR
BR
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WH
WH
WH
WH
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BR
BR
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BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
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BR
BR
Limited Limited
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When canning, we recommend using by volume 1/3 coarse sand, 1/3 top soil and 1/3 organic. The organic component should be pure pine
or fir wood or peat moss or rice hulls. Do Not use bark, Redwood, cedar wood, manure or green waste. Avoid any organic that turns black.
velutina glabra (Modesto Ash)
(Drought Tolerant)
A sturdy, fast growing, round-headed shade tree especially suited to warmer
areas. Grows to a height of 50 ft. with about 30 ft. spread. Fall foliage turns
to a bright yellow before dropping. Seedless. Cold hardy to Zone 6.
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BR
BR
BR
BR
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BR
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1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
Approx. Ht: 2½-3’ 3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-7’
7-8’
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ 12-14’
1¾”
2”
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Caliper: 5/16
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(Whip)
BR
10 RATE:
Caliper: 5/16
velutina sp. (Sunbelt Ash)
(Drought Tolerant)
Oval-shaped crown. Dense deep green foliage. More uniform in shape and
branching than Arizona Ash. Withstands hot dry summers and cold winters.
Height to 50 ft., spread to 40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7.
WH&BR WH&BR
Birds
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
Butterfly
10 RATE:
Utility Clear
BR
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Garden Size
BR
2”
Fall Color
6-8’
1¾”
Weeping
5-6’
1½”
Summer Bloom
4-5’
1¼”
Fast Growing
Approx. Ht: 2½-3’ 3-4’
1”
Spring Bloom
3/4
Drought Tolerant
5/8
N/A Virus Certified
1/2
N/A
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velutina ‘Fan-Tex’ (Fan-Tex™ Ash)
(Drought Tolerant)
(aka: F. velutina ‘Rio Grande’)
Glossy leaves, near white bark. Fast growing to a height of 40-50 ft. and a
spread of 30-35 ft. Leafs out early, holds foliage late in autumn. Foliage is
resistant to wind burn. Borer resistant. Seedless. Hardy to USDA
Zone 8.
3/8
N/A
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Caliper: 5/16
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Fraxinus (Ash)
N/A
BR
BR
BR
BR
Limited
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1¼”
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
Approx. Ht: 2½-3’ 3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
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WH
WH
BR
BR
BR
WH
WH
WH
BR
BR
BR
1½”
1¾”
2”
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uhdei (Shamel Ash - seedling)
(Drought Tolerant)
Semi-evergreen with 4” glossy, dark green leaflets, holding on tree to mid
December. Leafs early in Spring. In mild areas, holds leaves all winter. Fast,
upright, narrow growth when young, spreading to 35’ with age. Oak root fungus resistant. Height to 40 ft., spread to 35 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 9.
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(Whip)
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uhdei (Shamel Ash - budded selection)
(Drought Tolerant)
Same description as above except this is a budded selection chosen for consistency in favorable shape and size. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 9.
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Value of Shade Trees
Shade trees pay for themselves many times over as enhancements and ecological benefactors. A single well-placed shade tree adds about
$25.00 to a property’s value per year over a 40 year span. As a mature tree, it will provide beauty and cooling shade resulting in energy
savings of up to $29.00 and air purification totaling 330 lbs. of carbon dioxide per year. USDA Forest Service, Davis, CA.
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triacanthos inermis ‘Aurea’ (Golden Honeylocust)
(Drought Tolerant)
Bright, golden yellow branch tips, in rich contrast with the deep green inner
foliage makes it look like a flowering tree bursting with bloom. Seedless and
thornless. Height to 40 ft., spread to 35 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4 and
some say to Zone 3.
100 RATE:
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ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Butterfly
7-8’
2”
Utility Clear
6-7’
1¾”
Garden Size
5-6’
1½”
Fall Color
4-5’
1¼”
Weeping
Approx. Ht: 3-4’
1”
Summer Bloom
3/4
Fast Growing
5/8
Drought Tolerant
1/2
Spring Bloom
3/8
Virus Certified
Caliper: 5/16
N/A
Fringe Tree - see Chionanthus
Gleditsia (Honeylocust)
N/A
N/A
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triacanthos inermis ‘Rubylace™’
(Drought Tolerant)
Beautiful contrast for the landscape. New leaflets are dark red, maturing to
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purplish-bronze before turning green. Thornless. Slower growing than other
(Branched)
Honeylocusts. Height: 30-35 ft. spread 30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4,
maybe 3.
(Includes $.40 royalty)
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
Limited
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BR
BR
WH
WH
WH
WH
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BR
BR
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triacanthos inermis ‘Shademaster®’
(Drought Tolerant)
Attractive tree with strong central leader, vigorous, vertical growth. Dark
green foliage. Vase-shaped in youth and middle age. Thornless and
seedless. Matures at 45-50 ft. tall by 35 ft. wide. Cold hardy to USDA
Zone 4, maybe 3.
(Includes $.40 royalty)
100 RATE:
WH
WH
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
BR
1403410
BR
BR
Please Note: No Guarantee or Replacement on Chinese Flame Tree or Golden Rain
Caliper: 5/16
1403260
BR
bipinnata (Chinese Flame Tree)
Exquisite tree in all seasons. Adorned with yellow summer flowers and bright
red, orange and salmon-hued papery seed capsules from late summer to fall.
Tolerates any well drained soils. Non-invasive roots. 30-40 ft. tall, 20-25 ft.
wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7.
paniculata (Golden Rain Tree)
(Drought Tolerant)
Enormous panicles of golden flowers in the summer. Fern-like foliage. Height
and width to 30-40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5B.
Approx. Ht:
3’
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
5 RATE:
N/A
Golden Rain - see Koelreuteria paniculata
Hackberry - see Celtis
Honeylocust - see Gleditsia
Koelreuteria
BR
20 RATE:


100 RATE:
WH
Limited
WH
WH
WH&BR
BR
BR
Limited
WH
WH
WH
WH&BR
BR
BR
BR
N/A
1404640
(Whip)
20 RATE:

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Locust - see Robinia
Sprout Free® Apple Rootstock for Crabapples ( Variety Number coded with: Ϩ)
This year we are offering a portion of the Flowering Crabapples on Sprout Free® Rootstock and want
to measure customer response to it. Benefits include:
● Highly sucker resistant saving time, labor and making a more aesthetically pleasing landscape
● Healthy and vigorous, well anchored root system
● Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3
6-8’
1¾”
8-10’ Spec. Spec. Spec.
2”
Spec.
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht:
10 RATE:
1/2
5/8
3/4
3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
8-10’ Spec. Spec. Spec. Spec.
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
100 RATE:
VID
3’
3/8
Name
Zone
4
1254012 Ω Brandywine®
1254212 Ϩ (M. ‘Branzam’)
(Add $.90 royalty)
1254015 Ω Dolgo
1254215 Ϩ (M. ‘Dolgo’)
4
Price
Height Width
Group
 = Suitable for Mild Winter Areas
Description
Birds
5-6’
1½”
Butterfly
4-5’
1¼”
Utility Clear
3-4’
Price Group B
1”
Fall Color
3/4
Weeping
5/8
Summer Bloom
3’
1/2
Fast Growing
Approx. Ht:
3/8
Spring Bloom
Price Group A
Caliper: 5/16
63
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Ω = Common Apple Rootstock
Drought Tolerant
Ϩ = Sprout Free Apple Rootstock
Virus Certified
Malus (Flowering Crabapple)
Garden Size
Disease Resistance Codes
Scab
FireMilRust
blight
dew
E = Excellent
F = Fair
G = Good
P = Poor
A
20’
20’
Double pink fragrant flowers give this tree the appearance of being draped in
rosebuds. Foliage is green with a hint of purple. In Fall the leaf color changes to
a beautiful deep purple. Fruit is green 1” in diameter. Tree is vase shaped and
symmetrical. Vigorous grower.
A
35’
25’
Massive amounts of large white flowers 1½” in diameter cover tree in spring. High
quality, dense, glossy green foliage. Fruit is bright red, 1¼” in diameter; has a good
flavor and is excellent for making jelly, but does not hold long on the tree after it ripens
in early September. Tree structure is broadly oval and open. Moderate growth rate.
G
G
E
E
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G
F
E
G
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F
F
P
E
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4
1254017 Ω Donald Wyman
1254212 Ϩ (M. ‘Donald Wyman’)
B
20’
20’
Pink buds open to large white flowers 1½” in diameter. Glossy green foliage gives
this tree a fresh appearance all summer. Fall foliage color is bright yellow. Fruit is red
3/8” in diameter and is persistent giving the tree an attractive look even in late winter.
Compact rounded shape. Pennsylvania Horticultural Society Gold Medal Tree.
Echtermeyer
1254020 Ω
(M. ‘Oekonomierat
1254220 Ϩ
Echtermeyer’)
4
B
15’
15’
Very attractive purplish red blooms fade to a dusty rose pink. Foliage emerges red
and changes to bronze green. Tree retains its beauty in fall and winter with wine red
1” diameter fruit that persists on the tree. Very weeping growth habit. Easily shaped
by pruning.
F
E
E
E


1254030 Ω Floribunda
1254230 Ϩ (M. ‘Floribunda’)
4
A
20’
25’
Massive bloomer with deep pink to red buds that open to spectacular white, fragrant,
flowers. Fine textured dense green foliage. Fruit is yellow and red, 3/8” in diameter.
Horizontal oval, densely branched, semi-weeping shape.
G
F
E
G


 

P
P
G
E


 

1254035 Ω Hopa
1254235 Ϩ (M. ‘Hopa’)
3
1254010 Ω Klehm’s Bechtel 3
1254210 Ϩ (M. ioensis ‘Plena’)
4
1254047 Ω Pink Perfection
1254247 Ϩ (M. ‘Pink Perfection’)
1254052 Ω Prairifire
1254252 Ϩ (M. Prairifire’)
4
Purple Wave
3
1254050 Ω
(M. purpurea ‘Purple
1254250 Ϩ
Wave’)

A
20’
20’
Gorgeous rose red flowers with white centers herald the spring season and perfume
the air in early April. Healthy, dense, dark green foliage occasionally showing a
bronze cast. Profuse bearer of attractive orange-red 1” diameter fruit that colors
early and has an excellent flavor when used in jelly. Shape is upright when young,
but broadens with age. Vigorous grower. One of the best crabapples for street tree
plantings. Also the best choice for hot summer, mild winter areas
B
25’
20’
Enchanting large double pink blossoms with sweet fragrance, resembling rose buds,
garnish tree in late spring. Soft green silky foliage. Green insignificant fruit rarely
born. Moderate growing informal oval or vase shaped structure
F
F
P
E


  

20’
If you have scab in your area, pass on this tree, Otherwise you should have one. It
has the most stunning spring bloom in our orchards. Rose red buds open to massive
displays of large 2” diameter pink blossoms. Thick heavy green foliage that keeps its
color well into the fall. Small yellow insignificant fruit. Moderate growing tree with full
rounded head.
P
G
E
E


 

E
G
E
E


  

F
G
E
F


 

A
20’
B
20’
20’
One of the finest, disease resistant selections today. Upright when young; later,
rounded in appearance. Flower buds are red and open to single, clear, purplishred flowers. Leaves alternate, simple, reddish maroon when new but maturing dark
green. Dark red-brown bark. Fruit dark red-purple, about 3/8-1/2”. Persistent.
A
10’
10’
Beautiful carmine buds mature to pink flowers. Attractive purple foliage graces tree
in spring and summer adding to its beauty. Dark purple 1” diameter fruit extends the
wave of royal purple color into the fall and early winter. Moderate growing compact
broadly oval shape.
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
100 RATE:
Name
Price
Zone
Height Width
Group
Radiant
3
1254055 Ω (M. pumila ‘Niedzwetzkyana Radiant’)
A
20’
20’
Red Jade
1254060 Ω (M. pumila ‘Red
Jade’)
3
B
15’
15’
1254068 Ω Robinson
1254268 Ϩ (M. ‘Robinson’)
4
A
25’
25’
1254080 Ω Snowdrift
1254280 Ϩ (M. ‘Snowdrift’)
3
A
20’
20’
1254085 Ω Spring Snow
1254285 Ϩ (M. ‘Spring Snow’)
4
B
20’
15’
B
15’
15’
Weeping Candied
4
1254013 Ω Apple®
1254213 Ϩ (M. “Weepcanzam’)
(Add $.80 royalty)
Maples - see Acer
Melia azedarach (Chinaberry)
1407810
1/2
4-5’
5/8
5-6’
3/4
6-8’
1”
1¼” 1½” 1¾”
2”
8-10’ Spec. Spec. Spec. Spec.
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
VID
3/8
3-4’
Disease Resistance Codes
E = Excellent
G = Good
F = Fair
P = Poor
FireMilScab
Rust
blight
dew
Description
Birds
10 RATE:
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht: 3’
Butterfly
2”
Spec.
Utility Clear
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
8-10’ Spec. Spec. Spec.
Garden Size
3/4
6-8’
Fall Color
5/8
5-6’
Weeping
1/2
4-5’
Summer Bloom
3/8
3-4’
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Ω = Common Apple Rootstock
Price Group B
Fast Growing
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht:
3’
= Sprout Free Apple Rootstock
Spring Bloom
(Continued)
Price Group A
Drought Tolerant
Malus (Flowering Crabapple)
Virus Certified
Radiant red buds blossom to deep pink flowers that do not fade. New foliage
emerges radiant red and matures to dark green with a purple overcast. Red 1/2”
P
E
G
F


 

diameter fruit begins to color in mid summer and persist on tree to early winter. Fast
growing broad rounded head.
Lavish masses of red buds open to pink/white flowers cover weeping branches.
Foliage is a glossy vibrant green. Heavy crop of bright red 1/2” diameter fruit hangs
on branches almost all winter. Long, graceful, slender, weeping, golden branches.
F
F
E
F



 

The graceful weeping form and the red fruit make a truly elegant sight in the winter
months.
Red buds open to deep pink flowers, dark red fruits. Spring foliage emerges as
bronze changing to bronze-green in the summer and to attractive coppery-orange
G
E
E
E
O O 


color in the fall. Red 3/8” fruit persists into winter. Upright spreading habit. Very fast
growing.
Delightful red buds blossom into stunning display of pure white flowers. Blooms over
a prolonged period and gives a dependable flower display each spring making it
one of the best white flowering crabapples available. Lustrous green glossy foliage.
G
F
E
E


 

Orange 3/8” diameter fruit hangs on tree giving a pleasing display of color in the
winter. Strong, wind resistant, straight trunk, densely branched, rounded head, and
uniform growth habit make this an ideal choice for street planting.
In early spring lavish amounts of large fragrant white blossoms give the tree the
appearance of being covered with fresh snow. Bright green foliage gives pleasant
P
G
G
E


 

summer appearance. Blossoms are sterile so the tree almost never sets fruit.
Cleanest of all crabapples. Ideal for patio or courtyard areas. Upright oval shape.
Masses of purplish-pink blossoms cover pendulous branches. Heavy textured foliage
is dark green tinged with red in spring. In autumn and winter the tree is ablaze with
F
E
E
E



 

bright cherry red fruit 1/2” in diameter. Branching is horizontal and weeping, similar to
Floribunda.
Crabapple Disease Resistance: Each portion of the country deals with different diseases. You need to select based upon the problems in your area.
Don’t be afraid of a stunning Crabapple that has a ‘F’ or ‘P’ if that disease is not a problem in your area.
‘Umbraculiformis’ (Texas Umbrella)
(Drought Tolerant)
Spreading tree to 30 ft. high and wide with a dense, dome-shaped crown and
drooping leaves. Rich green color. Loose clusters of lilac flowers in the summer. Dense shade in hottest, driest climates. Grows even in poor, alkaline
soil. Leaves turn golden in autumn.
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht: 3’
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
3/8
3-4’
1/2
4-5’
5/8
5-6’
3/4
6-8’
1”
1¼” 1½” 1¾”
2”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
N/A
64
WH
WH
WH
WH
WH&BR
BR
Wants
2’
3’
4’
5’
6’
8’
10’



Metasequoia glyptostroboides (Dawn Redwood)
Min. Height: 18”
12’
14’
10 RATE:
N/A
1407100
Dawn Redwood
Deciduous conifer reaching 50-90 ft. heights, 15-25 ft. widths with soft,
delicate, Redwood-like foliage. Has attractive pink new spring growth. Takes
sun or part shade. Fast growing. Thought to be extinct but was discovered
growing in remote regions of China in the 1940’s. It is a prehistoric plant with
leaf samples having been found in fossils. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
20 RATE:


100 RATE:
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
Limited
Caliper: 5/8
1½”
1¾”
2”
2¼”
2½”










Birds
1¼”

Butterfly
1”
Utility Clear
3/4

Garden Size
BR
Fall Color
BR
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
Weeping
BR
10 RATE:
Summer Bloom
WH&BR
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec. Spec.
65
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Fast Growing
WH
2¼”
Spring Bloom
6-8’
2”
Drought Tolerant
6’
1¾”
Virus Certified
5’
1½”
N/A
1¼”
N/A
1”
N/A
3/4
N/A
alba (White Fruiting Mulberry)
Produces large white fruit with slight red blush. Very sweet. Growth habit
similar to Cutleaf Mulberry. Mature height 30-35 ft., spread 35-40 ft. Cold
4’
5/8
N/A
Approx. Ht:
1/2
N/A
1405898
Caliper: 3/8
N/A
Morus (Mulberry)
N/A

# 2*
3 Rate:
1405810
alba ‘Chaparral’
on 30” Standard
(Drought Tolerant)
21 RATE:
(Tied in multiples of 3, except #2 tied in 5)
1405805
alba ‘Chaparral’ on 5-6’ Standard
(Drought Tolerant)
A vigorous, small weeping tree. Its cascading branches are covered with
deeply cut, very glossy, dark green leaves. This variety is fruitless. Height
usually to 15 ft. with 15-20 ft. spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.







 
102 Rate:
Limited Limited
3 Rate:
21 RATE:
102 Rate:
Limited
3 Rate:
1405808
alba ‘Chaparral’
on 7-8’ Standard
(Drought Tolerant)
21 RATE:
102 Rate:
alba ‘Cooke's’ Pakistan Fruiting Mulberry (Cooke's Selection)
"King" of the fruiting mulberries producing 3½" to 5" long, maroon to black
#1405860
berries. Very sweet and flavorful with a raspberry-like flavor. Multi-month
long fruiting season starting heavy in early summer and continuing to mid
NEW!
0
summer. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7, maybe 6.
for 201
#1405850
1405880
1405895
alba ‘Fan-San’
A fast growing, decorative shade tree for any location. Large, deeply cut,
glossy, dark green leaves. Fruitless. Height: 30-50 ft., spread 40-60 ft. Cold
alba ‘Kingan’ (Kingan Fruitless Mulberry) (Wilt-Pruf) (Drought Tolerant)
Excellent, fast growing shade tree developing a dense, rounded crown. Fruitless. Glossy green leaves. Vase shaped. Height 30-40 ft., spread to
40 ft. Will not tolerate cold below 0° F. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6B.
(Drought Tolerant)
alba ‘Pendula’ (‘Teas’) (Teas Weeping Fruiting Mulberry) on 5-6’ Std.
Tree adds interest to any landscape. Ornamental tree with slender weeping
branches. Bears blackberry-like fruit in summer months. Birds highly
attracted to fruit - so often planted to attract birds away from commercial
crops. Height to 12 ft., spread to 16 ft. Very cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
Limited
Caliper: 3/8
Approx. Ht:
4’
1/2
5/8
3/4
5’
6’
6-8’
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
2¼”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec. Spec.
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
WH
WH&BR
WH
WH
BR
BR
BR
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
(Includes
$.25 royalty)
WH&BR WH&BR
BR
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
WH
Wants
Caliper: 5/8
WH
WH&BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
2¼”
2½”
# 2*
3 Rate:
21 RATE:
102 Rate:

Limited
* Weeping and Top Graft mulberries are now graded by caliper. All caliper grades are #1 quality tops. #2 grade on mulberries are for heads that are not
fully balanced and will include caliper sizes ranging from 5/8” to 1 1/4” but no larger. These are suitable for growing on another year to make a fine #1.
1405886
1405891
1405890
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
nigra sp. (Black Beauty Fruiting Mulberry -Tree Form) (Pat. #4913)
The tasty, blackberry-like fruit is large, black and juicy. Very attractive to birds.
Some drought tolerance when established. This Persian Mulberry is semidwarf to 15 ft. high. Budded at 48” for low branching. Cold hardy to USDA
Zone 4.
(Drought Tolerant)
nigra sp. (Black Beauty Fruiting Mulberry - Bush Form) (Pat. #4913)
The tasty, blackberry-like fruit is large, black and juicy. Very attractive to
birds. Some drought tolerance when established. This Persian Mulberry is
semi-dwarf to 10-12 ft. high. Multi branched from ground level. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 4.
(Drought Tolerant)
nigra sp. (Persian Fruiting Mulberry - Bush Form)
1”
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
2¼”
2½”
# 2*

Birds

Butterfly


3 Rate:
21 RATE:
 

 

102 Rate:
Limited
Min. Height:
6”
9”
Limited
12”
18”
2’
3’
4’
5’
6’
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
(Drought Tolerant)
nigra sp. (Persian Fruiting Mulberry - Tree Form)
(Drought Tolerant)
Small spreading, long-lived tree. Bears large, black, tasty fruit similar to
blackberries. Height and spread to 20-30 ft. but can be pruned to a hedge.
Birds are highly attracted to berries. Budded at 48” for low branching. Cold
hardy USDA Zone 4.
3/4

WH
10 RATE:
Caliper: 5/8

Utility Clear
2¼”
Garden Size
2”
Fall Color
WH
1¾”
Weeping
WH
1½”
Summer Bloom
WH
Wants
1¼”
Fast Growing
WH
Wants
1”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec. Spec.
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Spring Bloom
6-8’
Drought Tolerant
1405885
3/4
6’
Virus Certified
#1405821
(Branched)
5/8
5’
N/A
alba ‘Striblingii’ (Cutleaf Fruitless Mulberry) (Maple Leaf Mulberry)
Excellent, fast growing shade tree developing a dense, rounded crown. Fruitless. Deeply cut leaves. Height 30-50 ft., spread 40-60 ft. Resists Texas
Root Rot. Will not tolerate cold below 10° F. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7B.
1/2
4’
N/A
#1405820
(Whip)
Caliper: 3/8
Approx. Ht:
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
N/A
Morus (Mulberry) (Continued)
N/A
N/A
66
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Caliper: 5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
2¼”
2½”

# 2*
3 Rate:
21 RATE:


102 Rate:
Limited
Limited
Olive - see Elaeagnus angustifolia
Did you know: Birds are very attracted to fruiting mulberries. Some describe them as getting drunk on the berries!
Fruiting mulberries have been planted by farmers to attract birds away from their other valuable crops.
Pagoda - see Styphnolobium japonicum
Pistachia (Chinese Pistache)
Note: Shipments limited to first week January - must be canned immediately. No guarantee.
NEW!
0
for 201
1406520
NEW!
0
for 201
chinensis (Chinese Pistache - seedling)
(Drought Tolerant)
Favorite ornamental tree famous for its brilliant orange-crimson fall color.
Attractive umbrella-like crown, lustrous leaves through the growing season.
Moderate grower to 25-40 feet tall, 25-35 feet wide. Red turning to blue fruit
on female trees. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
chinensis 'Keith Davey'
(Drought Tolerant)
Favorite ornamental tree famous for its brilliant orange-crimson fall color.
Attractive umbrella-like crown, lustrous leaves through the growing season.
This selection is fruitless. Moderate grower to 30-35 feet tall, 25-35 feet wide.
3/8
1/2
5/8
5’
6’
6-8’
3/4
1"
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec. Spec.
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
N/A
1406500
4’



N/A
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht:



100 RATE:
WH
Limited
WH
WH
WH
Limited
WH
WH
WH
WH
Limited
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
WH&BR WH&BR
1407450
1407420
mexicana Moric. (Mexican Sycamore)
Large native tree to Texas and North East Mexico. Distinctive tree with
smooth white exfoliating bark. Very large, toothed leaves with 3 large lobes
and 2 smaller lobes. A little more disease resistant than other Sycamores.
Clusters of dangling seed balls in the fall. 70-80 ft. tall by 50 ft. wide. Cold
racemosa (California Native Sycamore)
Native along streams in California foothills and coast ranges. Fast growing
50-100 ft. height, 40 ft. spread. Attractive patchy, buff-colored bark. Deeply
lobed leaf 6-9” in diameter. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7.
WH
WH
WH&BR WH&BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
WH
WH
WH&BR WH&BR
BR
Limited
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
Limited
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
WH
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht: 2-3’
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
WH
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht: 2-3’
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
WH WH&BR WH&BR
Limited
3/8
3-4’
WH
WH
3/8
3-4’
1/2
4-5’
WH
Caliper: 3/8
Approx. Ht: 4’
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
100 RATE:
1/2
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Approx. Ht: 3’
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Butterfly
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Fall Color
Weeping
Summer Bloom
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x acerifolia ‘Yarwood’
Strong, vigorous grower. Large leaves. It is tolerant of poor environmental
conditions. Highly resistant to powdery mildew. Later foliage may provide
some anthracnose resistance. In addition, it exhibits fine ornamental
attributes such as uniform pyramidal habit, dark green leaves and early
development of attractive exfoliating bark. Height to 50 ft., spread to 40 ft.
1”
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x acerifolia ‘Columbia’
Rapidly becoming a favorite selection in landscapes. Similar to European
Sycamore in its appearance and growth habit. Selected by the U.S. National
Arboretum for its high resistance to anthracnose. Height to 50 ft., spread to
3/4
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x acerifolia ‘LEC’ (London Plane ‘LEC Select™’ Sycamore)
This selection is one we grew years ago which had proven itself clean and
resistant to anthracnose, We re-started our scion wood source from a tree
we placed in an arboretum that has proven itself over many years. It is a
large, rounded tree to 50-60 ft. tall and 40 ft. wide. Deep green leaves. The
tree tolerates poor cultural conditions, including heat, drought and poor soil.
x acerifolia ‘Bloodgood’ (London Plane ‘Bloodgood’ Sycamore)
This is a popular selection and one of the first cultivars to be selected for
anthracnose resistance, though reports vary regarding this trait in different
areas. It is a large, rounded tree to 50-60 ft. tall and 40 ft. wide. Deep green
leaves. The tree tolerates poor cultural conditions, including heat, drought
and poor soil. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
1/2
5’
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Caliper: 3/8
Approx. Ht: 4’
10 RATE:
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x acerifolia (European Sycamore)
This tree can be traced back to the 1700's in Europe as a cross of our native
P. occidentalis and the Oriental P. orientalis. It was less disease prone and
widely planted in Europe and London - hence the name London Plane Tree.
Can reach 70-80 ft. high and over time spreads nearly as wide. Commonly
used for lining streets. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
N/A Virus Certified
Platanus (Sycamore)
Drought Tolerant
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alba ‘Nivia’ var. ‘Sarcoxie’ (Silver Leaf - Alba Poplar)
Fast growing tree to 30-50 ft. with 25-40 ft. spread. Pyramidal to round head.
A “lively” tree even in the slightest breezes as woolly white undersides of
leaves flicker in contrast with dark green surface. Hardy to USDA Zone 4.
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht: 2-3’
10 RATE:
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4-5’
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BR
BR
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Approx. Ht: 3’
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Fast Growing
14’
Fast Growing
12’
Spring Bloom
10’
Virus Certified
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2”
2¼”
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BR
BR
BR
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1¼” 1½” 1¾”
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20 RATE:
100 RATE:
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Caliper: 5/16
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20 RATE:
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alba ‘Pyramidalis’ (Silver Leaf - Bolleana Poplar)
Fast growing columnar tree to 40-70 ft., 10-25 ft. spread. Leaves darker green than
Lombardy and woolly white on the undersides. Good for country windbreaks or sun
screens. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4. (Budded)
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balsamifera (candicans) (Cottonless Cottonwood)
20
RATE:
Fast growing tree to 30-60 ft., spread 20-40 ft. Round head. Green triangular
leaves, 4-6 inches long. Grows nearly everywhere. Seedless. Cold hardy to
100 RATE:
USDA Zone 2.
balsamifera ‘Gileadensis’ (Balm O’Gilead Poplar)
Fast growing tree to 30-60 ft., spread 20-40 ft. Round head. Green triangular leaves, 4-6
inches long. Grows nearly everywhere. Seedless. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 2.
balsamifera ‘Mojave Hybrid’ (Mojave Hybrid Poplar)
(Drought Tolerant)
Fast growing tree to 30-60 ft., spread 20-40 ft. with well branching pyramidal shape. Dark
green heart shape leaves. An improved Cottonless Cottonwood although bark is more tan
than white. Does well most areas, especially the deserts. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
x canadensis (Carolina Poplar)
Fast growing tree from 40 to 100 ft. Spread 50-75 ft. Pyramidal to round head. Dark green
triangular leaves 3-6 inches long, 4-7 inches wide. Grows most locations and conditions.
6’
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BR
BR
BR
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1¼”
1½”
1¾”
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8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
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Populus (Aspens, Cottonwoods and Poplars)
4’
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‘Wrightii’ (Arizona Native Sycamore)
This is a gorgeous tree that occurs along Arizona and New Mexico’s pic#1407415 turesque streams and rocky canyons. Leaves more deeply cut than the
California Native. Grows 70-90 ft. high, 60-70 ft. wide. Cold hardy to USDA
Zone 7, maybe 6.
3’
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racemosa ‘Roberts’ (California Native Sycamore - Roberts™ strain)
Native along streams in California foothills and coast ranges. This special
selection of the California Native Sycamore has attractive features such as
superior patchy white/buff colored bark. It has very large leaves. In our
orchards, the leaves exhibit far less effects from leaf diseases than the other
racemosa’s. Fast growing, 50 ft. height, 40 ft. spread. Cold hardy to USDA
Zone 7.
2’
10 RATE:
N/A
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racemosa (California Native Sycamore - Doubles)
(2 stems)
Min. Height: 18”
N/A
racemosa (California Native Sycamore - Clumps)
(3 or more stems)
Native along streams in California foothills and coast ranges. Fast growing
50-100 ft. height, 40 ft. spread. Attractive patchy, buff-colored bark. Deeply
lobed leaf 6-9” in diameter. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 7.
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Platanus (Sycamore)
Drought Tolerant
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nigra ‘Italica’ (Lombardy Poplar)
Fast, columnar shaped tree growing 40-70 ft., spread 10-20 ft. Best known as a windbreak
tree. Bright green leaves turn beautiful golden yellow in fall. Handles cold and dry interior
climates well. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
BR
BR
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BR
Butterfly
BR
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deltoides ‘Siouxland’ (Siouxland Cottonwood/Poplar)
20 RATE:
Fast growing to 40-60 ft., sometimes taller. Width to 50-70 ft. Round head.
100 RATE:
Dark green triangular leaves 3-6 inches long by 4-7 inches wide. Rust
resistant. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
fremontii (Western Cottonwood)
(Drought Tolerant)
Fast growing to 40-60 ft. with
20-40 ft. spread. Round head. Thick, glossy yellow green triangular leaves 2-3 inches
long, 3-4 inches wide. Nice lemon yellow fall color. Good for desert areas where water is
available. This selection is seedless. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
nigra ‘Afghanica’ (thevestina) (Theves Poplar)
Fast growing, columnar tree to 40-70 ft. tall, 10-20 ft. wide. Dark green, shiny foliage.
Improved over Lombardy. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
2”
Garden Size
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1¼”
Summer Bloom
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8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
Fast Growing
3/4
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Spring Bloom
5/8
5-6’
Drought Tolerant
1/2
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Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht: 2-3’
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Populus (Aspens, Cottonwoods and Poplars)
N/A
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Dawn
1251020*: A beautiful display of fragrant double ruffled pink flowers. Very fragrant with a
spicy scent. Height to 15-20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
Matsubara Red - Tree Form
Masses of double deep red flowers in early spring make this an outstanding
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smaller cultivar. Lightly scented. New growth is red turning green. Grows to
a height of 10-12 ft. and spread of 10-12 ft. Cold Hardy to USDA Zone 7.
Peggy Clarke
1251070*: Double deep rose flower. Red calyx. Blooms early. Upright grower to 20 ft.
high and 15-20 ft. wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
Rosemary Clarke
A beautiful display of white double blossoms with red calyx. Abundant and
1251080*:
very showy. Very fragrant. Grows to a height of 20-25 ft. and spread of
W. B. Clarke Weeping Double Pink
Double pink flowers cascade down weeping branches in early spring.
1252055*:
Effective as large bonsai or container plant. Can be the focus of attention in a
winter garden. Grows to a height of 20-25 ft. and spread of 15-20 ft.
Limited
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to list price)
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Bonita
1251010* A stunning display of semi-double rose red flowers. Lovely for cut flowers.
Semi-upright grower with round head. Growth to 25-30 ft. high and wide.
Drought Tolerant
Prunus mume has been popular in China and Japan for over a thousand years and is now becoming very popular in the U.S. It is the longest lived of the flowering fruit species. It flowers very early in
the season, January in mild areas and Feb-March in colder areas. The flowers may be single or double, either pink, white, or red and are fragrant with spicy cinnamon scent. The flowers are borne along
the length of last year’s new stem growth which can reach 6 feet or more in a single season. The tree will form a multitude of apricot-like fruits that are edible, but quite sour. The leaves are a glossy deep
green. To keep the tree from being ungainly it should be pruned. Half of the new stems should be removed each season leaving a 6 inch stub and the remaining half of the stems should be reduced to
the 6 inch stub the following season. Sort of a rotation of new growth. This pruning may take place while the tree is in bloom and the branches brought into the house for enjoyment.
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Most are cold hardy to USDA Zone 6 but late frosts in some areas that damage
Caliper: 5/16 3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼” 1½”
blooms is a consideration for consistent flower enjoyment. All require 100-150 Hours
10 RATE:
Chilling to bloom properly making this an ideal tree for warmer winter climates.
20 RATE:
50 RATE:
Birds
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20 RATE:
50 RATE:
1¾”
2”
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Birds
1½”
Butterfly
1¼”
Utility Clear
1”
Garden Size
3/4
Fall Color
5/8
Weeping
1/2
Summer Bloom
3/8
Fast Growing
These are budded at the ground and brought up as a single trunked tree.
 = Mild Winter Varieties suitable for areas like So. California & So. Texas, etc.
≈ = On Mazzard Cherry Rootstock
Caliper: 5/16
Spring Bloom
Prunus (Flowering Cherries [Sakura] - Low Bud)
Drought Tolerant
Virus Certified
70
Akebono (P. x yedoensis ‘Akebono’)
Delicate, single, pale pink flower. Tree has an upright and spreading growing habit. Similar
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to the Yoshino Flowering Cherry except slightly smaller size and longer tint of pink in the
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bloom. Grows to a height and spread of 25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Amanogawa (P. serrulata ‘Amanogawa’)
Narrow columnar form. Semi-double soft pink fragrant flowers in early spring. Young
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foliage is yellowish green becoming dark green a maturity. Good for small back yards and
townhouses. Mature height to 25 ft., spread only 6-8 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Autumnalis (P. subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’)
Blooms Twice! Double pink bloom, appearing in April and again in October. In mild
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climates it will even sporadically bloom all winter. Grows to a height of 25 ft. and spread of
Beni Hoshi (P. subhirtella ‘Beni Hoshi’)
Delicate, light pink single flowers with long, twisted petals. Fast growing with arching,
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spreading branches reaching umbrella shape in outline. Grows to a height of 20-25 ft. and
spread of 20-25 ft. Cold Hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Kwanzan (P. serrulata ‘Kwanzan’)
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Mt. Fuji - Shirotae (P. serrulata ‘Shirotae’)
Early, double white fragrant flowers, aging to a purplish-pink. Horizontal habit. Has one of Limited
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of 20-25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Okame (P. ‘Okame’) (P. campanulata x P. incisa)
One of the most striking and desired flowering cherries. An upright branching, oval shaped
tree. Foliage is a finely textured attractive dark green, changing to shades of yellow-orange Limited
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to orange-red in the fall. When in bloom, it is covered with a profuse display of clear pink
flowers. The tree blooms early, but long. Does well in mild winter areas. Grows to a height
of 25 ft. and spread of 20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Pink Cloud (P. serrulata ‘Pink Cloud’)
Bright single pink flowers completely cover the tree. Medium growing, willowy, round,
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upright tree. Does well in mild winter climates. Grows to a height of 15-20 ft. and spread of
Taiwan (P. campanulata)
A small, deciduous tree with dense branching, a graceful, spreading habit. The bark is
smooth and reddish brown. Dark magenta-pink, bell-shaped flowers, about an inch long,
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and are very showy. The fruit is a small cherry, about an 1/8” in diameter, ripening to black.
The leaves of the tree turn bronze in the fall. Does well in mild winter climates. Grows to a
height of 18-25 ft. and spread of 18-25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 8.
Yoshino (P. x yedoensis)
Made famous by the Washington D.C. Tidal Basin. Yoshino Flowering Cherry is a rapidly
growing tree that is extraordinarily beautiful in the spring when it is covered with single,
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white, shell-pink cotton candy like blossoms. Foliage is a glossy dark green and fall color
lasts into November. Makes an excellent street tree. Grows to a height of 30 ft. and spread
of 30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
In hot climates with strong sun, the low budded flowering cherries provide shade for the trunk which helps
prevent sunburn. Top grafted flowering cherries in the same climates often need whitewash on the trunks.
Weeping Cherries can provide enough shade to protect the trunk after a few years in the landscape.
Autumnalis (P. subhirtella ‘Autumnalis Rosea’)
1259510≈ Blooms Twice! Double pink bloom, appearing in April and again in October. In mild climates it will even
sporadically bloom all winter. Grows to a height of 25 ft. and spread of 25-30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Beni Hoshi (P. subhirtella ‘Beni Hoshi’)
Delicate, light pink single flowers with long, twisted petals. Fast growing with arching, spreading branches
1259520≈
reaching umbrella shape in outline. Grows to a height of 20-25 ft. and spread of 20-25 ft. Cold Hardy to USDA
Zone 5.
Kwanzan (P. serrulata ‘Kwanzan’)
1259530≈ Very showy large double pink flowers are in clusters. Beautiful vase
shaped structure. Height: 30 ft., spread: 20 ft.. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Mt. Fuji - Shirotae (P. serrulata ‘Shirotae’)
1259540≈ Early, double white fragrant flowers, aging to a purplish-pink. Horizontal habit. Has one of the best white
blossoms of the flowering cherries. Height of 15-20 ft. and spread of 20-25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Okame (P. ‘Okame’) (P. campanulata x P. incisa)
One of the most striking and desired flowering cherries. An upright branching, oval shaped tree. Foliage is a
1259552≈ finely textured attractive dark green, changing to shades of yellow-orange to orange-red in the fall. When in
bloom, it is covered with a profuse display of clear pink flowers. The tree blooms early, but long. Does well in
mild winter areas. Grows to a height of 25 ft. and spread of 20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Pink Cloud (P. serrulata ‘Pink Cloud’)
1259553≈ Bright single pink flowers completely cover the tree. Medium growing, willowy, round, upright tree. Does well in
mild winter climates. Grows to a height of 15-20 ft. and spread of 15-20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 8.
Royal Burgundy (P. serrulata ‘Royal Burgundy’) (Pat. #6520)
Double magenta pink flowers and outstanding burgundy foliage throughout the summer. Also known as a purple
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foliaged Kwanzan, but slightly slower growing. Vase shaped. Height: 20 ft., spread: 15 ft..
Shogetsu (P. serrulata ‘Shogetsu’)
Semi-double to very double pale, pink flowers often with white clusters. Similar to Mt. Fuji-Shirotae but some
1259550≈
would argue prettier. The tree’s structure is spreading with arching branches. Height: 15 ft., spread: 18 ft.. Cold
Shirofugen (P. serrulata ‘Shirofugen’)
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Very large double pale magenta-pink to white flowers which hang in pendulous clusters. Bronze new growth
turning green. One of the latest cherries to bloom in spring. The shape is spreading and flat topped.
Height: 20 ft., spread: 25 ft.. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Taiwan (P. campanulata)
A small, deciduous tree with dense branching, a graceful, spreading habit. The bark is smooth and reddish
brown. Dark magenta-pink, bell-shaped flowers, about an inch long, appear in profusion before the leaves in
1259570≈
early spring. They are borne in 2-6 inch clusters, and are very showy. The fruit is a small cherry, about an 1/8”
in diameter, ripening to black. The leaves of the tree turn bronze in the fall. Does well in mild winter climates.
Grows to a height of 18-25 ft. and spread of 18-25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 8.
Yoshino (P. x yedoensis)
Made famous by the Washington D.C. Tidal Basin. Yoshino Flowering Cherry is a rapidly growing tree that is
1259580≈ extraordinarily beautiful in the spring when it is covered with single, white, shell-pink cotton candy like blossoms.
Foliage is a glossy dark green and fall color lasts into November. Makes an excellent street tree. Grows to a
height of 30 ft. and spread of 30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
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Fall Color
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Weeping
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Akebono (P. x yedoensis ‘Akebono’)
Delicate, single, pale pink flower. Tree has an upright and spreading growing habit. Similar to the Yoshino
1259501≈
Flowering Cherry except slightly smaller size and longer tint of pink in the bloom. Grows to a height and spread
of 25 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
1¼”
Summer Bloom
∞ = On Own Root
1”
Fast Growing
3/4
Spring Bloom
Rootstock raised as a Standard to 48-54” before grafting on the top.
 = Mild Winter Varieties suitable for areas like So. California & So. Texas, etc.
Caliper: 5/8
Drought Tolerant
Prunus (Flowering Cherries [Sakura] - Top Graft)
Virus Certified
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(30” Std) Snow Fountains (P. x cv. ‘Snofozam’)
A beautiful weeping cherry. In spring, gracefully cascading branches are covered with single white
1259562≈
flowers giving the appearance of a fountain of snow. Lush green summer foliage turns to lovely
(5’ Std)
hues of orange and gold in autumn. Grows to a mature height of 6-12 ft., spread of 6-12 ft. Cold
1259564≈ hardy to USDA Zone 4.
(6’ Std)
1½”
2”
Limited
1259568≈
(30” Std) Double Pink Subhirtella (P. subhirtella ‘Pendula Plena Rosea’)(a.k.a. Yae-Shidare-higan)
1259572≈ A small tree with graceful, weeping branches covered with clouds of showy double rose pink
(5’ Std) flowers in early spring. Slow growing. Mature height is 15-20 ft. with a spread of 15-20 ft. Very
1259567≈ long lived trees can get larger. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Limited
(6’ Std)
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
On Flowering Peaches, prune
after bloom for good show of
flowers the following year.
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Helen Borchers Spectacular double pink flowers with darker pink centers.
Holds blooms up to 3 weeks. Late blooming avoids many frosts and makes it
1256005- a good choice for frost prone areas. Also does will in mild winter areas such
as Southern California. Grows to a height of 20 ft. and spread of 20 ft. Cold
Chilling
Hours
Limited
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1259585≈ Single Pink Subhirtella (P. subhirtella ‘Pendula Rosea’)
(5’ Std) A small tree with graceful, weeping branches covered with clouds of showy single rose pink flowers
in early spring. (Considered by many as more showy than the double flowers.) Slow growing.
1259565≈ Mature height is 15-20 ft. with a spread of 15-20 ft. Very long lived trees can get larger. Cold
(6’ Std) hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Caliper: 5/16
1¾”
Birds
1259068≈ Double Pink Subhirtella (P. subhirtella ‘Pendula Plena Rosea’) (a.k.a. Yae-Shidare-higan)
A small tree with graceful, weeping branches covered with clouds of showy double rose pink flowers in early
spring. Slow growing. Mature height is 15-20 ft. with a spread of 15-20 ft. Very long lived trees can get larger.
Butterfly
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1½”
Garden Size
1¼”
Fall Color
1”
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Snow Fountains® (P. x cv. ‘Snofozam’)
(Add $1.10 royalty)
A beautiful weeping cherry. In spring, gracefully cascading branches are covered with single white flowers giving
1259064≈∞
the appearance of a fountain of snow. Lush green summer foliage turns to lovely hues of orange and gold in
autumn. Grows to a mature height of 6-12 ft. and spread of 6-12 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
Top Grafted
5/8
Weeping
(Weeping branches starting at 24-30” from the ground)
1/2
Summer Bloom
Low Bud
Caliper: 3/8
Fast Growing
Prunus (Flowering Cherries [Sakura]- Weeping)
Drought Tolerant
Spring Bloom
Virus Certified
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Pink, Early Double
Spectacular, large double pink flowers. Low chilling
hours required. One of the earliest of all flowering peaches making it very
1256015+
suitable for mild climate winters. Grows to a height of 20 ft. and spread of 20
Chilling
Hours
300
Red, Late Double
Spectacular display of double red flowers. Late bloom
1256035- makes it a good choice for frost prone areas. Grows to a height of 20 ft. and
5-600
Variegated (Peppermint)
Very showy and unusual. Large pink and white
striped, double flowers. Sometimes will also bear all white or all pink flowers
1256045on the same branch. Flowers in mid spring. Grows to a height of 20 ft. and
5-600
1256055+
White, Early
Showy, large, semi-double white flowers. Low chill and one
of the earliest of all flowering peaches making it suitable for warmer winter
areas. Grows to a height of 20 ft. and spread of 20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA
Zone 8.
White Icicle, (Late)
Spectacular, large double white flowers. Late bloom
1256065- makes it a good choice for frost prone areas. Grows to a height of 20 ft. and
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300
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5-600
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Caliper: 5/16
Prunus persica (Weeping Flowering Peach)
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300
Red, Early Double
Magnificent, large, brilliant, deep purplish red, double
flowers. Low chill. Very early bloom is used in Southern California for
1256025+
Chinese New Year celebrations. Grows to a height of 20 ft. and spread of 20
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Birds
1¾”
Butterfly
1½”
73
Garden Size
1¼”
Fall Color
1”
Weeping
3/4
Summer Bloom
5/8
Fast Growing
1/2
Virus Certified
Prunus persica (Flowering Peaches)
3/8
Spring Bloom
Caliper: 5/16
10 RATE:
Drought Tolerant
Utility Clear
Limited
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
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Double Red Weeping Flowering Peach
1257020+ Magnificent, fully double red flowers on an arching/weeping tree.
Grows to a height of 20 ft. and spread of 20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
20 RATE:
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Prunus persica (Fruiting & Flowering Peaches)
4-Star Daily News, Red Baron,
Saturn
See Fruiting Page 20
Dwarf Bonfire (PAT. #8509), Dwarf Flory
See Patio Trees (Genetic Dwarfs) on page 29
Prunus cerasifera (Flowering Plums)
Low Heads Topped at 42” for branching at 30-42”
Caliper: 5/16
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
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Blireiana (P. x blireiana)
Amazing Spring display of double pink flowers. The best bloomer of the
1258010*: flowering plums. Foliage starts as reddish-purple turning to greenish-bronze
in summer. Vase shaped. Mature height 20 ft., spread 20 ft. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 5.
20 RATE:
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Cistena
Limited
Limited Limited
See Shrub Page 41
Crimson Pointe™ Flowering Plum (PAT. #19564)
(+85¢ Royalty)
1258015∞ Dense, very narrow columnar form for today's smaller yards. Branches grow almost parallel
to the main trunk. Rich merlot-burgundy foliage accents orange-bronze new growth as it
NEW!
emerges, creating a very unique and stunning effect. Height to 20-30 feet, spread to 6-8
0
1
0
2
for
feet. Has deep purple fruit. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
- = On Lovell Peach Rootstock
3/8
+ = On Nemaguard Peach Rootstock
Limited
Limited Limited
Low Heads
Topped at 42” for branching at 30-42”
Krauter Vesuvius (P. cerasifera ‘Krauter Vesuvius’)
Upright, oval form. Darkest foliage (blackish purple) of any flowering plum
1258060*: - holding its color all summer. Light pink blossoms adorn the tree in spring.
Tree produces very little fruit - especially in mild winter areas. Mature height
is 20 ft. with a spread of 15-20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
4'
5'
6'
1¾”
2”
Limited Limited Limited Limited Limited Limited Limited
Caliper: 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
Approx. Ht: 2-3’
3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
1”
1¼”
1½”
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Blireiana (P. x blireiana)
Amazing Spring display of double pink flowers. The best bloomer of the
1258011* flowering plums. Foliage starts as reddish-purple turning to greenish-bronze
in summer. Vase shaped. Mature height 20 ft., spread 20 ft. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 5.
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Caliper: 5/16
Topped at 6 ft. for branching at 5-6’
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Thundercloud (P. cerasifera ‘Thundercloud’)
1258050: Numerous single, light pink flowers. Dark purple foliage, holds color all summer. Mature
height is 20 ft. with a spread of 20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
High Heads
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
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1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
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Krauter Vesuvius (P. cerasifera ‘Krauter Vesuvius’)
Upright, oval form. Darkest foliage (blackish purple) of any flowering plum - holding its
1258061*: color all summer. Light pink blossoms adorn the tree in spring. Tree produces very little
fruit - especially in mild winter areas. Mature height is 20 ft. with a spread of 15-20 ft. Cold
Limited Limited
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Thundercloud (P. cerasifera ‘Thundercloud’)
1258051: Numerous single, light pink flowers. Dark purple foliage, holds color all summer. Mature
height is 20 ft. with a spread of 20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Limited
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Genetic Dwarf Flowering Plum
Low Heads Topped at 36” for branching at 24-36”
Birds
3'
Butterfly
2'
Utility Clear
18'
Garden Size
12"
Fall Color
10 RATE:
Crimson Pointe™ Flowering Plum - Bush Form (PAT. #19564)
Dense, very narrow columnar form for today's smaller yards. Branches grow
1258016∞
20 RATE:
almost parallel to the main trunk. Rich merlot-burgundy foliage accents
orange-bronze new growth as it emerges, creating a very unique and stunning 100 RATE:
NEW!
effect. Height to 20-30 feet, spread to 6-8 feet. Has deep purple fruit. Cold
1
for 201
(+85¢ Royalty)
9"
Weeping
6"
Summer Bloom
Height:
Fast Growing
(Continued)
Virus Certified
Prunus cerasifera (Flowering Plums)
Spring Bloom
Drought Tolerant
74
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
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Purple Pony (P. cerasifera ‘Purple Pony’)
Outstanding purple foliage that holds its color from spring to leaf drop.
Observed since 1962 and believed to be sterile. Estimated height at full
maturity 10-12 ft. Has single pale pink bloom. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
®
1108010:
High Heads
1108011:
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$.50 royalty)
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Topped at 5 ft. for branching at 4-5’
50 RATE:
Purple Pony® (P. cerasifera ‘Purple Pony’)
Outstanding purple foliage that holds its color from spring to leaf drop.
Observed since 1962 and believed to be sterile making this an ideal tree for
along sidewalks. Estimated height at full maturity 10-12 ft. Has single pale
pink bloom. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
(Includes
$.50 royalty)
1402501
virginiana ‘Canada Red’ (Canada Red Chokecherry)
The unique foliage is green maturing to a maroon-red. Fall foliage is also
maroon-red. Has 1/3” red fruit in mid summer. A small oval tree with a height
of about 20-25 ft., spread of 18-25 ft. Extremely hardy to Zone 2.
Pyrus (Flowering Pear) (Whips)
calleryana ‘Aristocrat®’
(Whips)
Superior introduction! Fast growth to the vertical branching habit resulting in
a strong pyramidal form. Large, very handsome, glossy green leaves with
1258520Ω
wavy margin. Brilliant purple-red in the fall in colder areas. Profusion of white
blooms in early spring. Height to 40 ft., spread to 28 ft. Cold hardy to USDA
Zone 5.
1258525Ω
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
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Caliper: 3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
Approx. Ht: 3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
2¼”
8-10’ Jumbo Jumbo Jumbo Jumbo Jumbo
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calleryana ‘Autumn Blaze’
A notable feature is its beautiful, very early, bright red fall color. Abundant white spring
blossoms. One of the hardiest of Calleryana pears yet also colors well in mild climate
regions. Leaves glossy green. Size 30 ft. tall by 25 ft. wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
calleryana ‘Holmford’ (New Bradford Flowering Pear)
Snowy white flowers; very early bloom, orange-red fall foliage. It has upsweeping branches, more erect form of the species, better structure and
1258523ΩΦ
strength. Dense symmetrical crown, narrow in youth, becoming quite round
with age. Excellent for curb-side planting. 30 to 35 ft. high and 30 feet wide.
(Add $.80
royalty)
calleryana ‘Capital’ A sport of the Bradford Pear. Has a more narrow crowned form than
either Bradford or Whitehouse. Capital is thornless, has abundant spring flowers, attractive
1258528ΩΦ
summer foliage and bright purple-red autumn foliage. Height to 35 ft., spread to 12 ft. Cold
hardy to Zone 5.
ß = On Betulifolia Pear Rootstock
Limited
Limited Limited
calleryana ‘Bradford’
(Branched)
Snowy white flowers, bronze-red fall foliage. Excellent for street planting. Not
1258524Φ
recommended for areas where snow breaks branches. Self-non fruitful, not pollinated by
regular pear varieties. Height to 35 ft., spread to 30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
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calleryana ‘Aristocrat®’
(Branched)
Superior introduction! Fast growth to the vertical branching habit resulting in
1258521Φ a strong pyramidal form. Large, very handsome, glossy green leaves with
wavy margin. Brilliant purple-red in the fall in colder areas. Profusion of white
blooms in early spring. Height to 40 ft., spread to 28 ft. USDA Zone 5.
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Birds
6-8’
2”
Butterfly
5-6’
1¾”
Utility Clear
4-5’
1½”
75
Garden Size
3-4’
1¼”
Fall Color
Approx. Ht: 2-3’
1”
Weeping
3/4
Summer Bloom
5/8
Fast Growing
1/2
calleryana ‘Bradford’
(Whips)
Snowy white flowers, bronze-red fall foliage. Excellent for street planting. Not
recommended for areas where snow breaks branches. Self-non fruitful, not pollinated by
regular pear varieties. Height to 35 ft., spread to 30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Pyrus (Flowering Pear) (Branched)
1258522ΩΦ
3/8
Spring Bloom
mexicana (Mexican Plum)
1258025* Native tree from Missouri to Texas that sets the woods ablaze in late winter
with splashes of white blooms. Medium sized tree approximately 25 ft. high,
20 ft. wide. Exfoliating bark. Fruit in September is tart and makes fine jellies.
Attracts butterflies and birds. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
Caliper: 5/16
Drought Tolerant
Prunus (All others not listed above)
Virus Certified
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Limited
Ω = On Calleryana Pear Rootstock
∑ = On Domestic Pear Rootstock
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Φ = On Winter Nelis Pear Rootstock
betulifolia “Southworth’ (Dancer Flowering Pear) (PAT. #7033)
Foliage emerges as silver-gray but soon matures to a shining light green
color. Leaf petioles are extensive and flexible, causing the leaves to ‘dance’
1258527ß in the wind. Abundant white flowers with bright purple-red stamens that open
three weeks later than Bradford. Most fireblight resistant of the flowering
pears. Medium sized tree. Height to 25 ft., spread to 18-20 ft. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 5.
2”
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calleryana ‘Redspire’
This is a tightly pyramidal tree with larger and more abundant white flowers than Bradford.
1258530ΩΦ
Fall color is yellow to red. Excellent appearing tree for lining streets and garden planting. It
reaches 30-35 ft. high with a 25 ft. spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Limited Limited
calleryana ‘Stone Hill’
1258532ΩΦ Upright and dense growth habit. Glossy dark green in summer with brilliant orange color in
fall. It reaches a height of 30-35 ft. and a spread of 15-18 ft. Hardy to USDA Zone 5.
Limited
salicifolia ‘Pendula’ (Weeping Willow-Leaved Flowering Pear)
Truly elegant appearance to this small tree. Its spreading crown of gracefully drooping
branches holds long, narrow, gray-green willow-like leaves that are covered by silvery-gray
1258540ß
hairs when they first appear. Delicate white flowers cover the weeping branches in late
spring. Its striking color and interesting form make it ideal for any landscape. Approximate
mature height and width is 15-20 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
ß = On Betulifolia Pear Rootstock
2¼”
Limited
calleryana ‘Cleveland Select’ Upright & dense growth habit. Glossy dark
1258529ΩΦ green in summer with brilliant orange color in fall. Approximate mature height
is 30 ft., spread 15-18 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
calleryana 'Jaczam' (Jack® Flowering Pear)
Dwarf growing ornamental tree, maturing to half the size of the species.
1258538ΩΦ Excellent for use where space is a consideration. Streamlined semi-upright
form is very compact producing a crown that always looks like it's been
trimmed. Bright white spring bloom, dark green glossy foliage. Brilliant,
NEW!
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glossy, crimson-red fall foliage. 3/4" yellow-green fruit. Height 15-20 ft.,
for 201
spread 10-12 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
1¾”
Ω = On Calleryana Pear Rootstock
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Birds
1½”
Butterfly
1¼”
Utility Clear
1”
8-10’ Jumbo Jumbo Jumbo Jumbo Jumbo
Garden Size
3/4
6-8’
Fall Color
5/8
5-6’
Weeping
1/2
4-5’
Summer Bloom
calleryana ‘Glen’s Form’ (Chanticleer® Flowering Pear)
The growth habit is dense, narrowly pyramidal and evenly branched with
crisp, glossy green foliage. New growth shows a reddish tint. It has a heavy
1258526ΩΦ
abundance of single white flowers in spring and outstanding reddish-orange
to purple fall color. It reaches a height of 30-35 ft. and a spread of 15-18 ft.
Caliper: 3/8
Approx. Ht: 3-4’
Fast Growing
(Continued)
Drought Tolerant
Pyrus (Flowering Pear) (Branched)
Spring Bloom
Virus Certified
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Redbuds - see Cercis
The L.E. Cooke Co currently maintains a scion wood orchard covering 69 acres and contains over 26,000 computer
records for every tree, shrub and vine. Before we ever cut propagation wood or buds off a tree, it is verified true to
name. Every winter the majority of trees are heavily pruned to force vegetative growth for the juvenile wood necessary
for the propagative material. We do not depend upon cutting from commercial orchards or from the production nursery.
Chances of introducing error is too great doing it that way.
The costs of maintaining these orchards are enormous but part of our commitment to Excellence.
BR
BR
BR
BR
Caliper: 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
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1”
Approx. Ht: 3-5’
5-6’
6-7’
7-8’
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1½”
1¾”
Birds
BR
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ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
Butterfly
6-8’
77
Garden Size
5-6’
2”
Fall Color
4-5’
1¾”
Weeping
3-4’
1½”
Summer Bloom
Approx. Ht: 2-3’
1¼”
Fast Growing
1”
Drought Tolerant
3/4
Spring Bloom
5/8
N/A Virus Certified
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pseudoacacia ‘Frisia’ (Frisia Gold Locust)
(Drought Tolerant)
Rapid growing yellow-leaf black locust. New growth is nearly orange. New
wood is red. White flowers 1/2” - 3/4” long hang in dense clusters. Blooms
mid spring to early summer. Deeply furrowed brown bark. Height 30-50 ft.,
width to 25-30 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
3/8
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pseudoacacia (Black Locust)
(Drought Tolerant)
White flowers are fragrant. Takes hot, dry conditions as well as being cold
hardy. Fast growing to 40 ft. Deeply furrowed brown bark with thorny
branchlets. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
Caliper: 5/16
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Robinia (Locusts)
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1405090
pseudoacacia ‘Purple Robe’
(Drought Tolerant)
Large early blossoms, purple-pink bloom as a mature tree. New foliage bronze red. Fast
growing to 50 ft. high, 35 ft. wide. Takes cold as well as hot dry weather. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 3.
x ambigua ‘Idahoensis’ (Idaho Locust)
(Drought Tolerant)
Large, deep rose flower clusters. Grows to 35 ft. tall 25 ft. wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone
4.
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1408210
alba ‘Tristis’ (Golden Niobe Weeping Willow)
Bright golden yellow bark. Graceful pendulous habit. Slender green leaves,
yellow fall color. Fast growth. Mature height 40-50 ft. and equal spread.
babylonica (Babylonica Weeping Willow)
Long hanging branches make this a beautiful tree for quick shade. Mature
height 30-50 ft., spread 20-40 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
Caliper: 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
Approx. Ht: 4’+
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Caliper: 5/16
3/8
Approx. Ht: 4’+
5’+
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1408230
x blanda (Fan-Giant Blue Weeping® Willow)
Strong, fast growing clone of the Wisconsin Weeping Willow. Height 40-50
feet with spreading branches to 35-45 ft. Weeps later in life. Leaves with
attractive bluish tint. Very resistant to borers and blight. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 4.
BR
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5/8
3/4
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BR
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1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2”
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x blanda (Wisconsin Weeping Willow)
Grows taller, more upright, darker green foliage and much hardier than
Babylonica. Mature height 40-50 ft., spread 35-40 ft. Cold hardy to Zone 4.
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
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The L.E. Cooke Co is right on the way to Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks and not too far from Yosemite. Although we would like to think you came
to the magnificent Central Valley of California just to visit us, we will understand when your morning visit is a bit rushed so you can see the Really Big Trees.
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caprea ‘Pendula’ (Weeping Pussy Willow)
Own Root
Same as above, except grown on its own root and raised up to a standard at 5 ft.
Wants
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integra ‘Hakuro Nishiki’ (Dappled Willow) Top grafted at 5-6’ on French Pink understock.
New foliage is a glossy, bright pink which unfolds into variegated slender leaves dappled
with colors of pink, white and green. A unique accent plant. Grows to a height of 6-8 ft. with
a spread of 4-5 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
Limited
Caliper: 5/16
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1408220
matsudana ‘Navajo’ (Navajo Globe Willow - High Heads)
(Branching starts around 54”.)
matsudana ‘Tortuosa’ (Corkscrew Willow)
Distinguished by the exotic, upward, corkscrew twisting growth of branches.
Velvet textured, curly, greyish-green leaves. Height to 30-40 ft., 20 ft. spread.
Showy all year round. Branches used in flower arrangements. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 4.
3’
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matsudana ‘Tortuosa’ x cv. ‘Scarcuzam’ (Scarlet Curls® Willow)
A small vigorous tree with twisted, golden branches & scarlet stems. These
colorful effects peak after first frost when scarlet becomes more intense.
Unique curly green leaves create interest throughout the growing season.
Green summer foliage turning to yellow in the fall. Mature height 30-35 ft.
with 15-20 ft. spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
1”
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1408260
matsudana ‘Navajo’ (Navajo Globe Willow) (Branching starts around 38”.)
Round-headed tree with upright branching habit. Ideal for cold, high desert
climates. Long lived tree. Mature height 30-40 feet with nearly equal spread.
Approx. Ht:
3/4
N/A
Caliper: 5/16
caprea ‘Pendula’ (Weeping Pussy Willow)
3
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Weeping head top grafted at 5’ on French Pink understock.
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Broad leaves are 3” to 6” long dark green above, gray and hairy beneath. Fat,
1” long, silvery-gray, woolly catkins appear before leaves in spring. Could
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mound to 8 ft. high, 4 ft. wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
Birds
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Butterfly
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Fast Growing
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Drought Tolerant
Min. Height: 12”
caprea (French Pink Pussy Willow)
A French variety with long silvery catkins covered with showy pink cap in
winter. Very colorful when dormant. Popular in flower arrangements and
home decorating. Mature height to 15-20 ft., spread 10-15 ft. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 4.
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5-6’
Weeping
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4-5’
Summer Bloom
3/8
3-4’
Fast Growing
matsudana ‘Umbraculifera’ (Globe Willow) (Branching starts around 38”)
Round-headed tree with upright branching habit. Ideal for cold, high desert
climates. Long lived tree. Mature height 35-40 ft., equal spread. Cold hardy
to USDA Zone 4.
3’
Spring Bloom
Caliper: 5/16
Approx. Ht:
Drought Tolerant
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Salix (Willows)
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Caliper: 5/16
3/8
Sycamore - see Platanus
Taxodium (Bald Cypress)
1402720
Texas Umbrella - see Melia azedarach
5/8
3/4
1”
1¼”
1½”
20 RATE:
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Caliper: 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
Approx. Ht: 3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-8’
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1”
1¼”
1½”
1¾”
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distichum (Bald Cypress)
A stately, deciduous conifer spectacular for use in parks and larger landscape
areas. Native of swamps and river areas, prefers moist environs. Dark green
feathery foliage turns bronze to rich pumpkin color in autumn. Pyramidal form
typically 50-70 ft. tall by 20-30 ft. wide. USDA Zone 4.
1/2
2’
12’
14’
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‘Regent®’
(Drought Tolerant)
Fast growing. Deep green shiny leaves. Blossoms at an earlier age than
other Pagoda trees. Cluster of creamy white flowers in summer. 40-50 ft. tall,
30-40 ft. wide. One of the best spreading trees for lawn or patio. Cold hardy
to USDA Zone 5.
1¾”
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Sophora japonica - see Styphnolobium
Styphnolobium japonicum (Pagoda Tree - Chinese Scholar Tree)
Japanese Pagoda
(Drought Tolerant)
One of the best spreading trees for lawn and urban areas. Takes both heat
and cold. 40-50 ft. tall, spread of 35-40 ft. As it matures, sets clusters of
yellowish-white flowers in July through September. Also called Chinese
Scholar Tree. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
8’
N/A
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purpurea ‘Pendula’ (Purple Osier Weeping Willow)
(Top Grafted at 5-6’ on French Pink rootstock)
Ideal willow for patio and small gardens. Branches are dark maroon, slender
and flexible which gives its weeping form. Leaves are blue-green. Small
catkins open to white cottony puffs. Although heights can reach 8-10 ft. with
8-10 ft. spread, pruning for patio and landscape use will keep in closer to 6-8
ft. by 4-6 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
5’
10 RATE:
N/A
purpurea ‘Nana’ (Dwarf Blue Arctic Willow)
Foliage is fine, blue-green on purplish colored stems. Small yellow-green
catkins. Fall color is yellow. Dense rounded form 3-4 feet high and wide. Can
be used as a textured hedge. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 3.
20 RATE:
N/A
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matsudana ‘Umbraculifera’ (Globe Willow - High Heads)
(Branching starts around 54”)
N/A
1408241
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1403085
1403066
1403060
1403065
japonica x wilsoniana ‘Morton’ (Accolade® Elm)
Arching limbs and graceful vase shape like that of the classic American Elm.
Glossy dark green foliage changes to yellow in the fall. Resistant to Elm Leaf
Beetle, Dutch Elm Disease and Phloem Necrosis. Tree reaches heights of
60-70 ft. and spread of 50-60 ft. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
‘Morton Glossy’ (Triumph™ Elm)
Lustrous dark green foliage, good upright form, strong branching and excellent disease and pest resistance. Resistant to Dutch Elm Disease and
Phloem Necrosis. Complex cross of Vanguard and Accolade® Elms. Height
to 55 feet and spread to 45 feet. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
parvifolia ‘Dynasty’ (Dynasty Elm)
(Wilt-Pruf)
(Introduction from the U.S. National Arboretum)
A graceful, ornamental shade tree well suited for residential streets and
landscaping parking lots. Vase shaped when young, spreading to rounded
form as it matures. Somewhat showy exfoliating bark. Dutch Elm Disease
resistant. Mature height 40-50 ft. with spread 35-40 ft. Hardy to Zone 5.
Limited Limited
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Butterfly
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Fall Color
1¾”
Weeping
1½”
Summer Bloom
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parvifolia 'BSNUPF' (Everclear® Elm) (Pat. #17655)
(Wilt-Pruf)
20 RATE:
Everclear® Lacebark Elm is set apart from other cultivars by its distinctly
100
RATE:
narrow habit. Much taller than wide at about 40 feet tall by 15 feet wide. A
good street tree due to the narrow head with tight branch angles that keep the
branches clear of traffic and buildings. Thus the name “Everclear®”! It also
makes a stately selection for small lawns and large courtyards. Small green
(Includes
leaves. Fall color is yellow. Highly ornamental exfoliating bark. Cold hardy to
$1.00 royalty)
®
USDA Zone 5. Everclear Elm is highly resistant to Dutch Elm Disease and
Elm Leaf Beetle damage.
parvifolia ‘Drake’ (Drake Elm)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Fast growing, often reaching 30’ high in five to six years. Form is generally
spreading with long, arching branches. Lacebark. Leathery, oval-shaped
leaves up to 2” long and 1-1/2” wide. Has smaller leaves and more weeping
habit than seedlings. Height to 40 ft., spread to 40 ft. Hardy to Zone 6.
1”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
Spring Bloom
3/4
6-8’
Drought Tolerant
5/8
5-6’
N/A Virus Certified
1/2
4-5’
N/A
glabra ‘Camperdownii’ (Camperdown Weeping Elm)
(Low Budded)
Gracefully weeping tree described as a “green waterfall” in summer. Winter shows a bold and twisted branch structure. Height to 15-20 ft. by 15 ft.
spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 4.
Caliper: 5/16
N/A
1403050
carpinifolia x U. parvifolia (Frontier Elm)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Pyramidal crown with upright branching. Resistant to Dutch Elm disease and
Elm leaf beetle. Young leaves tinged with red. Autumn color is red-purple.
Gray-green bark is smoother than Chinese Elm varieties. 45 ft. height with 24
ft. spread. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
3/8
Approx. Ht: 2½-3’ 3-4’
N/A
1403068
americana 'Valley Forge' (Valley Forge Elm)
Lining the Main Streets of America were the magnificent, beautiful and stately
American Elms. After being decimated by Dutch Elm Disease, the Elms are
making a comeback, led by Valley Forge Elm. It has proven to be highly
resistant to Dutch Elm Disease. This classic vase shaped tree with arching
limbs reaches a height of 70 ft and spread of 60-70 feet. Medium green foliage, yellow fall color. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
ATTRIBUTES - ICONS
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1403090
Lacebark Elms - See Allee®, Athena® Classic, Bosque®, Chinese, Drake, Dynasty, Everclear®, Golden Rey
BR
BR
BR
BR
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Ulmus parvifolia Elms must be pruned or you will likely lose them!
Removing ALL light wood and about 1/2 of the branches reduces dehydration and triggers
growth out of dormancy. You can download pruning instructions for Elms like the one at the
right in English and Spanish from our web site at www.lecooke.com.
10 RATE:
20 RATE:
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BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
N/A
Ulmus - Elms
Fast Growing
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80
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1403080
1403070
1403071
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parvifolia ‘Sempervirens’ (Chinese Elm - Seedling)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Hardy, fast growing. Form is spreading with long, arching branches. Lacebark. Leathery, oval shaped leaves are up to 2” long and 1-1/2” wide. Endures cold, heat, drought, and poor soil. Heights from 40-60 ft., spread 50-70
parvifolia ‘UPMTF’ (Bosque® Elm) (Pat. #11295)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Exquisite, upright oval form with a central leader and uniform branching.
Puzzle-like exfoliating bark with rich shade of gray, orange-brown and green.
Lustrous dark green leaves give way to golden yellow fall color. Mature size is
50-55 ft, tall by 35 ft. wide. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
pumila (Siberian Elm)
(Drought Tolerant)
Fast growing tree to 50 ft. high, 40 ft. wide. Extremely hardy and tough,
enduring cold, heat, aridity and poor soils. Suitable for windbreaks or shelter
belts. Somewhat messy, not recommended for the cultured home landscape.
wilsoniana (Prospector Elm)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Vase shaped crown with pendulous branches. Has dense canopy of large
4-1/2” x 3” leaves. Fall color is bright yellow. Resistant to Dutch Elm disease
and Elm Leaf Beetle. 50 ft. height with 25 ft. spread. Cold hardy to USDA
Zone 4.
x 'Urban x U. wilsoniana (Patriot Elm)
(Wilt-Pruf)
A good substitute for the classic American Elm where a tree with high,
spreading crown or large shade tree is required. Useful for streets and
parks in urban and community settings. Selected for tolerance to Dutch Elm
Disease and Elm Leaf Beetle. 50 ft. height with 40 ft. spread. Cold hardy to
USDA Zone 5.
BR
BR
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Butterfly
Utility Clear
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2”
Fall Color
1¾”
Weeping
BR
1½”
Summer Bloom
BR
1¼”
Spring Bloom
BR
1”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
Drought Tolerant
3/4
6-8’
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BR
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BR
BR
BR
BR
BR
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Limited
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BR
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BR
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N/A
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parvifolia ‘Golden Rey’ (Pat. #7240)
(Wilt-Pruf)
New foliage is primrose yellow, deepens nearly to yellow gold before autumn
leaf drop. Shaded leaves tend to be light lettuce green. It has the beautiful exfoliating barks typical of the species. Upright when young and more
rounded with age. 40-60 ft. high, 25-40 ft. spread. Cold hardy to Zone 6.
5/8
5-6’
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(Wilt-Pruf)
parvifolia ‘Emer II’ (Allee® Elm) (Pat. #7552)
Large, outstanding lacebark elm for urban and country environments.
Dramatic upright arching growth to 75 ft. high by 60 ft. wide at maturity. Rich
green summer foliage, yellow to rosy pink fall color. Attractive exfoliating
bark. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
1/2
4-5’
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parvifolia ‘Emer I’ (Athena® Classic Elm) (Pat. #7751)(Budded) (Wilt-Pruf)
Outstanding selection of lacebark elm with broadly rounded head, dark
green foliage. Performs well in urban environments. Resistant to Dutch Elm
Disease and Phloem Necrosis. Height 30-40 feet with a width of 35-45 feet.
3/8
Approx. Ht: 2½-3’ 3-4’
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Lacebark Elms - See Allee®, Athena® Classic, Bosque®, Chinese, Drake, Dynasty, Everclear®, Golden Rey
Fast Growing
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Limited Limited
Limited
Ulmus parvifolia Elms must be pruned or you will likely lose them! Removing ALL light wood and about 1/2 of the branches reduces dehydration and triggers growth
out of dormancy. You can download pruning instructions for Elms like the one at the right in English and Spanish from our web site at www.lecooke.com.
Vitex agnus-castus (Chaste Tree)
1407900
Vitex agnus-castus (Seedling)
1407906
Cooke’s Blue™ Vitex agnus-castus Special blue-lavender flower selection.
1407902
Cooke’s Pink™ Vitex agnus-castus
Special pink flower selection.
1407904
Cooke’s Purple™ Vitex agnus-castus
1407908
Cooke’s White™ Vitex agnus-castus
6’
8’
10’
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Variations of lilac- lavender flowers.
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Special purple flower selection.
(Add $.50)
Limited
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Special white flower selection.
(Add $.50)
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Caliper: 5/16
(Tree Form)
Trained up as a single stem tree. Attractive clusters of colorful flower spikes in summer to
fall. Aromatic gray-green leaves. Rapid grower in desert, slower in cooler areas. Height
15-25 ft. Prefers summer heat for more colorful blooms. Tolerates many types of soils and
climates. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
Approx. Ht:
3/8
N/A
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1/2
5/8
3/4
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1¼”
1½”
1¾”
2½-3’ 3-4’
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BR
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1407901
Vitex agnus-castus (Seedling)
1407907
Cooke’s Blue™ Vitex agnus-castus Special blue-lavender flower selection.
1407903
Cooke’s Pink™ Vitex agnus-castus
Special pink flower selection.
(Add $.50)
Wants
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1407905
Cooke’s Purple™ Vitex agnus-castus
Special purple flower selection.
(Add $.50)
Limited Limited
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Cooke’s White™ Vitex agnus-castus
Special white flower selection.
(Add $.50)
Limited Limited
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serrata ‘Village Green™’
(Wilt-Pruf)
Fast grower with smooth, straight trunk and graceful, arching branches.
#1408630
Deep green foliage turns a rusty red in the fall. Height 50-60 ft., spread to 40
Wants
Wants
Wants
Caliper: 5/16
3/8
1/2
5/8
3/4
Approx. Ht: 3-4’
4-5’
5-6’
6-7’
7-8’
Wants
1”
Wants
1¼”
N/A
Limited Limited
Wants
1½”
1¾”
2”
8-10’ 10-12’ 12-14’ Spec. Spec.
10 RATE:
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N/A
serrata ‘Musashino'
(Wilt-Pruf)
#1408625 Ideally suited for narrow street use and tight places. This slender Zelkova has
tightly upright branches in columnar form. It is a proven performer in the city
environments of Japan. Medium green foliage, yellow fall color. Grows to a
height of 45 feet and spread of 15 feet. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 5.
(Add $.50)
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serrata (Zelkova Serrata)
(Wilt-Pruf)
Moderate to fast, upright growing. Smooth, gray bark like that of a beech.
#1408610
Autumn colors range from yellow to orange-red. Heights to 60 ft., width to 40
Limited Limited
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Willow - see Salix
Desert Willow - see Chilopsis
Zelkova (Japanese Keaki Elm)
Birds
5’
Butterfly
4’
Utility Clear
3’
Garden Size
2’
Fall Color
18”
Weeping
12”
Summer Bloom
9”
Fast Growing
Min. Height:
Broadly growing shrub with attractive clusters of colorful flower spikes in summer to fall.
Aromatic gray-green leaves. Rapid grower in desert, slower in cooler areas. Height 15-25
ft., width 20-25 ft. Prefers summer heat for more colorful blooms. Tolerates many types of
soils and climates. Cold hardy to USDA Zone 6.
Drought Tolerant
(Bush Form)
Virus Certified
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Download Zelkova Pruning Instructions in English & Spanish from our web site at www.lecooke.com.
Zelkova must be pruned or you will likely lose them!
Removing ALL light wood and about 1/2 of the heavier branches reduces dehydration and triggers growth out of dormancy.
DELIVERY SCHEDULE
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BAREROOT DELIVERIES ON POOL TRUCKS (Dependent on weather conditions)
November - Berries & Vegetables only are available to ship on pool trucks within California and U.P.S. for out of state.
January - First or Second Week: Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, Nevada (southern),
New Mexico (southern), North Carolina (southern), South Carolina, Texas, Utah (southern)
January - 3rd Week:
California, Oregon, Washington, British Columbia, Hawaii
January - 4th Week: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Kansas, Missouri, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Tennessee, Texas (northern areas),
Ontario - Canada
All deliveries after 1st of February must be in Cold Storage by January 20th. No cancellations can be allowed once in cold storage.
*All deliveries after February 1st will include Cold Storage fees.
*February - 4th Week: Arizona, Arkansas, Connecticut, Delaware, Kansas, Kentucky, Maryland, Massachusetts, Missouri, New Jersey,
New Mexico, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Texas (northern area), Virginia, West Virginia
*March - Early March (1st or 2nd Week):
Arizona (northern area), Colorado, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan, Nebraska, Ohio, Pennsylvania
*March - Mid March (2nd to 3rd Week): Arizona (northern area), California (Bishop and north eastern areas), Colorado, Idaho, Maine,
Nevada (Reno area), New Hampshire, New Mexico (northern), Pennsylvania, Utah, Vermont, Washington (eastern), Ontario - Canada
U.P.S., L.T. L. and/or Air shipments can be scheduled any place in the world from January through April weather permitting.
* Denotes 4% cold storage charges plus 1% for every 10 days
after March 1st. Additional and late orders are dependent upon
availability of dormant stock.
CALIFORNIA NURSERY STOCK CERTIFICATE
FOR INTERSTATE AND INTRASTATE SHIPMENTS
No. B5163
This plant material or nursery or premises from which the
shipment was made has been inspected and found free from
especially injurious plant pests and disease symptoms.
THIS SHIPMENT NEED NOT BE HELD
FOR INSPECTION IN CALIFORNIA
Issued by:
TULARE COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER
84 TERMS & CONDITIONS OF SALE
WHOLESALE LIST
This List Cancels All Previous Quotations. Prices are quoted in U.S. Dollars.
(ALL future order prices are subject to change prior to delivery; upon our notification, even if previously confirmed.)
TERMS:
All prices are F.O.B. Visalia, Calif. All accounts are due
on the first of the month and payable by the 10th for
nurserymen with established credit. All Berries, Vegetable
plants, Sales Aids & Supplies are payable on the 10th of the
month following delivery. As a courtesy, an additional 30
days is available on bareroot trees, shrubs, and grapevines
only. Credit can be established by credit application only.
Copies can be faxed or downloaded from www.lecooke.com.
We cannot assure a determination on a credit application
unless made at least six weeks before shipment. A 5%
credit on all monies received prior to November 1st will be
applied toward the purchase of bareroot stock. A 2% credit
will be applied on all monies received after November 1st,
but prior to shipping of bareroot stock. This is on nursery
business accounts only. No Cash discount other than listed
above.
● Root baling and paper or boxing (recommended on all
shipments by common carrier) 6%.
● Root washing 10%
Liquidated damages by way of a FINANCE CHARGE OF
2% per month (24% per annum) will be made on all overdue
accounts. In the event the L.E. Cooke Co. incurs any
costs in collecting overdue accounts or retains an attorney
to enforce any provisions of its invoices, or the terms or
payments of any check or notes given in payment of any part
of the invoices, the purchaser agrees to pay to L.E. Cooke
Co. all costs of collection including a reasonable attorney’s
fee, in any event not less than 40% of any monies due L.E.
Cooke Co. by purchaser or $50, whichever sum is greater.
● INTERSTATE: We deliver to most states, during season,
by long haul carriers at a low delivery price. Contact us
for estimated delivery cost. Rates are based on $1,000.00
minimum. We will deduct from your base freight rate 1%
for orders over $12,000.00, 1½% over $18,000.00. Orders
over $24,000.00 are shipped at cost. Orders received from
out of state, after our pool trucks have completed delivery,
will be shipped L.T.L. freight collect. Orders less than
minimum are subject to an additional $150.00 drop charge.
Delivery costs on confirmations are best estimates only and
subject to change based upon transportation conditions at
time of loading.
DISCOUNTS:
Refer to page 4 (Front Section of Catalog).
CALIFORNIA IMPROVEMENT ASSESSMENT:
To produce virus free selections, the state law requires a
1% assessment to be collected on all pome and stone fruit
or flowering trees, nut trees, and grapevines. This money
is for research on improved virus detection, testing of budwood and seed tree sources, and treatments to eliminate
viruses.
WILT-PRUF:
1% of order.
PACKING:
● Free when shipped bareroot on truck shipments.
● Special baling at cost.
● Root baling only (Shingletow and burlap) 4%.
COLD STORAGE:
Orders of bareroot stock requiring cold storage will be
charged at cost, 4% minimum (pays to March 1). 1% per
each 10 days thereafter. No storage needed until after Feb.
1st.
DELIVERY:
● CALIFORNIA: Nominal delivery cost to most areas.
Minimum order for the first delivery on pool truck is
$600.00. Surplus deliveries $400.00 minimum. Orders
less than minimum F.O.B. Visalia or $75.00 drop in addition
to delivery charge if delivered on our truck. Delivery cost
percentage reduces as order grows in size.
CLAIMS:
● Claims for errors, shortages, or damage must be made in
writing to our office within 10 days of delivery.
● Due to the perishable nature of nursery stock, there is
limited warranty after receipt by the customer. See your
sales representative for complete claims policy. Claims for
viability must be submitted in writing by JUNE 1st or within 90
days of delivery.
● Claims for damage or viability are to be held for review by
sales representative.
● Some minor loss may be experienced (one or two of
a variety) and are considered a cost covered by buyer’s
markup.
● Claims may be void if L.E. Cooke Co. recommended
handling of bareroot is not followed.
● Claims may be void if recommended mixes are not
followed or if redwood, cedar, bark or green waste mixes
are used.
● Claims may be void if roots are exposed to Ethylene
Gas.
● No claims will be considered if made after the specified
periods.
CONDITIONS:
Orders are booked subject to crop growing conditions and
availability. Any order may be reduced or voided at the
option of L.E. Cooke Co. should any stock be damaged
or destroyed through drought, flood, fire, frost, hail, manmade or Acts of God, errors in count or as a result of any
other cause beyond the control of L.E. Cooke Co. If any
loss, damage, injury, or shortage in growth of nursery stock
prevents filling orders as confirmed, we reserve the right to
reduce the quantity to be delivered or to substitute a smaller
or larger grade. Prices will not be increased for changes
made after original confirmation, except for those changed
to preferred sizes. “WANTS” filled at a later date will be at
listed price for size confirmed.
CANCELLATIONS:
All cancellations must be submitted in writing and received
by October 15th. Cancellations after October 15th are
subject to a fifteen percent (15%) late cancellation /
restocking charge. Order decreases cannot be allowed
once put into cold storage after January 15.
GUARANTEE:
L.E. Cooke Co. will exercise care to have merchandise
true to name, provided it is expressly understood that all
orders are accepted on the condition that it makes no
warranty, expressed or implied as to description, quality,
productiveness, crops, or any other matter whatsoever,
that its liability in every instance whatsoever is limited to
the purchase price. No liability is assumed by seller for
delay or failure to deliver caused by war, strikes, fire, floods,
droughts, embargoes or any other contingencies beyond
seller’s control.
QUANTITIES:
Prices based on 10 trees per bundle, 100 of one variety
takes 100 rate. 50¢ per tree charged for splitting to 5 on
small grades. (Shrubs and Semi-Dwarf - see price pages).
Quantities less than 5 will not be confirmed until after dig
out, and only if odd bundles occur.
“EXCELLENCE” IN BAREROOT FROM THE NURSERIES OF L.E. COOKE CO.

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